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The American Meteorological Society promotes the development and dissemination of information and education on the atmospheric and related oceanic and hydrologic sciences and the advancement of their professional applications. Founded in 1919, AMS has a membership of more than 14,000 professionals, ...
Radar echoes from the surface of the sea caused by scattering from waves, ripples, and spray.
Industry:Weather
An analysis procedure based on derivation of an analytic formula containing two or more variables to approximate values of a physical quantity at specified data points. The resulting formula serves as an interpolating function to estimate the physical quantity between data points. When two independent variables are used, the result is the equation of a surface that allows objective determination of the isopleths. In a typical meteorological application, objective analysis could be used to derive from scattered observations an expression for contour height as a continuous function of latitude and longitude for the purpose of generating a weather map.
Industry:Weather
Erosion of thin layers of earth-surface material, more or less evenly, from extended areas of gently sloping land by broad continuous sheets of running water, without the formation of rills, gullies, or other channelized flow.
Industry:Weather
Water brought to the earth's surface from great depths by the upward movement of intrusive igneous rocks. The quantities of neither magmatic water nor connate water are appreciable in comparison to meteoric water.
Industry:Weather
リル、峡谷、またはその他チャネライズド流の形成を伴わない流水の広い連続シートによるなだらかな土地の拡張領域からもっとまたはより少なく均等に、地球表面材料の層の侵食に薄い。
Industry:Weather
個々 のソースとシンクの解の重ね合わせによる潜在的な問題を解決するための分析の技術。一般に、1 つのイメージは等しい大きさと境界面から等間隔に配置されているそれぞれの 2 番目の 1 の反対に置かれます。
Industry:Weather
One of several constant-pressure levels in the atmosphere for which a complete evaluation of data derived from upper-air observations is required. Currently the mandatory pressure levels are 1000 mb, 850 mb, 700 mb, 500 mb, 400 mb, 300 mb, 200 mb, 150 mb, 100 mb, 50 mb, 30 mb, 20 mb, 10 mb, 7 mb, 5 mb, 3 mb, 2 mb, and 1 mb. The radiosonde code has specific blocks reserved for these data. To have a more complete vertical picture, significant levels of radiosonde observations are also evaluated. Until just after World War II, mandatory levels were defined by values of height above sea level.
Industry:Weather
Typically used to denote that a forecast is free from any direct subjective influences resulting from human experience, interpretation, or bias. Examples are numerical and statistical forecasts. See subjective forecast.
Industry:Weather
グラフィックまたは機能的な関係土砂吐出流量 （流れる水における単位時間当たりの質量) やボリューム単位時間または単位時間当たりの質量の対応する水の流量。グラフィカルな関係し、呼ばれ評価曲線の機能的な関係は評価式または評価関数と呼ばれます。風の容量を比較します。
Industry:Weather
