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Weather radar observations of atmospheric bright layer phenomena

Creator:: Hunsucker, R. D.
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Weather Radar Observations of Atmospheric Bright Layer

Variations in drop-size distributions as measured with a continuous raindrop recorder and compared to radar echo characteristics

Creator:: Hutcheon, Richard J. (Richard James)
Abstract:: This study examines in detail a continuous drop-size distribution recorder and selected data gathered with this recorder at various locations on 6, 15, and 31 May 1966. The drop-size distribution recorder consists of a self-contained, mobile unit able to operate without electric power. This recorder utilizes "Ozalid 105 SZ" filter...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Richard James Hutcheon for the M. S. in Meteorology (Name) (Degree) (Major) Date thesis is presented \k

A method of three-dimensional precipitation analysis by use of radar

Creator:: Pike, Julian McKendree
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: ,, along with an actual plot. The boundary of pr c1p1tation appears eloaer with 1ncreaa1ng t1lt, since

The relationship between snow crystal types and the prevailing atmospheric conditions associated with the passage of Pacific storms observed at Santiam Pass in the Oregon Cascades

Creator:: Bower, Carl A., Jr.
Abstract:: Detailed analyses of snow crystal sequence and atmospheric conditions were accomplished utilizing macrophotographic techniques for obtaining the snow crystal record at Santiam Pass in the Oregon Cascades on 19-20 January, 14-15 February, and 9-10 March, 1967. The photographic equipment consisted of a 35 millimeter single lens reflex camera, bellows, and...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: and the imme- diate boundary layer of the crystal. Finally, the large crystals can no longer be

A study of radar echo patterns related to mesoscale network observations and topography

Creator:: Knechtel, Kenneth Boyd
Abstract:: This investigation studies the relationship of the reflectivity in the radar beam depicted by the radar echo patterns to the computed reflectivity at surface observing stations under the radar beam. Drop size distributions at stations in the Oregon State University Mesometeorological Network during the storm period of 27-30 March 1963...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: for the M.S. in Meteorology (Name) (Degree) (Major) Date thesis is presented 14 May 1964 Title A

Variability of precipitation in western Oregon as revealed by rado echo patterns

Creator:: Mendenhall, Laurence David
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: charts used in the synoptic analysis. I wish to thank aleo the many other students in meteorology who

A study of radar precipitation echo as influenced by Marys Peak

Creator:: Sears, James W.
Abstract:: The Weather Radar Set An/CPS-9 at McCulloch Peak, Oregon, provided data of changes in radar precipitation echo patterns in the vicinity of Marys Peak. Echo heights studied from data collected on 14 March 1963 averaged nearly the same upwind, directly over Marys Peak, and downwind. For the data of 28...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Peak AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Mr. James Walter Sears for the M.S. in Meteorology Name) (Degree

A synoptic and radar study of post-cold-frontal squall lines

Creator:: Fosberg, Michael A.
Abstract:: Seven cases of post-cold-frontal squall lines moving through the Willamette Valley of Northwest Oregon were investigated by the various techniques of meso-analysis. Time cross sections were converted to space cross sections by using the movement of the radar echo of the squall lines. The observations in time were converted to...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Meteorology Date thesis is presented November 30, 1962 Title A Synoptic and Radar Study of Post -Cold

Surface observations of the electrical charges retained by precipitation

Creator:: Couch, Richard W.
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Date thesis is presented the M. S. in i5%r..i May 15, 1963 Meteorology Title SURFACE OBSERVATIONS

A study of the relation between radar and raingage indicated rainfall over northern California

Creator:: Strem, Eric Thomas
Abstract:: The WSR-57 weather radar operated by the National Weather Service at Sacramento, California, plus a network of precipitation gages provided data for this comparison of radar reflectivity with precipitation rates. Located in a valley with mountains within range of the radar on three sides, this radar has varying sensitivity for...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: layer of air below the beam, some of the precipitation which was detected by the radar may evaporate

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Weather radar observations of atmospheric bright layer phenomena

Variations in drop-size distributions as measured with a continuous raindrop recorder and compared to radar echo characteristics

A method of three-dimensional precipitation analysis by use of radar

The relationship between snow crystal types and the prevailing atmospheric conditions associated with the passage of Pacific storms observed at Santiam Pass in the Oregon Cascades

A study of radar echo patterns related to mesoscale network observations and topography

Variability of precipitation in western Oregon as revealed by rado echo patterns

A study of radar precipitation echo as influenced by Marys Peak

A synoptic and radar study of post-cold-frontal squall lines

Surface observations of the electrical charges retained by precipitation

A study of the relation between radar and raingage indicated rainfall over northern California

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