Ground-Based GPS Meteorology
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NOAA Forecast Systems Laboratory Ground-Based GPS Meteorology (GPS-MET) |
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| The GPS-Met Observing Systems Branch develops and assesses techniques to measure atmospheric water vapor using ground-based Global Positioning System (GPS) receivers. The branch was formed in response to the need for improved moisture observations to support weather forecasting, climate monitoring, and research. The primary goals of the branch are to demonstrate the major aspects of an operational GPS integrated precipitable water vapor (IPW) monitoring system, facilitate assessments of the impact of these data on weather forecasts, assist in the transition of these techniques to operational use, and encourage the use of GPS meteorology for atmospheric research and other applications. | ||
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2004 FSL/DD GPS-IPW Technical Review |
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2002 FSL/DD GPS-IPW Technical Review |
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2000 FSL/DD GPS-IPW Technical Review |
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