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Creator:: Pike, Julian McKendree
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: each in the lee of a prominent peak (30). Mountain waves, also called "lee waves", are fre- quently

Creator:: Pike, Julian McKendree
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: e. period of 40 minutes on tb.:ttee aeriea of piotu:ree. 2) The looat1on of each 1.n the lee ot

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:: feet lower than over the peak. On the lee side of the peak, the echo heights average two hundred

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:: Weather Service Office, for his very helpful advice on the operation of the Sacramento Radar. Dr. Fred W

Creator:: Pembrook, John David
Abstract:: This paper discusses the theoretical design parameters of photographic data recording systems associated with atmospheric research radar. Practical considerations modify these theoretical results. The design of a recording system employed on the Range Height Indicator (RHI) scope of the weather Radar Set AN/CPS-9 atop McCulloch Peak, Oregon, illustrates the optimization...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: wishes to thank Dr. Fred W. Decker for guidance and for providing the opportunity and the facilities

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:: and appreciation to my major professor, Dr. Fred W. Decker, for his help and guidance in all phases

Creator:: Lowry, William P., 1927-
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: their patience and interest in the project represented by this thesis: Messrs. Dale N. Bever, Fred W

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