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Waves in the atmosphere : atmospheric infrasound and gravity waves : their generation and propagation
Earl Everett Gossard,William H. Hooke +1 more
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In this paper, the authors provide an introduction to the theory of propagation and the dynamics of mesoscale atmospheric masses and wave propagation in the field of radiophysics, as well as their role in the generation of clear air turbulence (CAT).Abstract:
Development in Atmospheric Science, 2
In recent years 'here has been increased
interest in mesoscale atmospheric waves as
newly developed atmospheric probes such as
radars and acoustic echo sounders have
made it possible to study these waves in
great detail. Numerous observations reported
in a rapidly expending literature on the
subject have demonstrated that these waves
are more than mere curiosities; in fact, they
can play an essential role in the generation of
some kinds of clear air turbulence (CAT), .
thus Creating a hazard to commercial aircraft;,
and they may be very important to the very
dynamics of the larger-scale atmospheric
circulation, This timely book provides the
interested meteorologist, radiophysicist. and
graduate student with a self-contained
introduction to the theory of propagation and
the dynamics of mesoscale atmospheric
waves.read more
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