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Lesson 2: Remote and In-Situ Observations in the Tropics

  • Tropical Ocean Buoys
  • Air Force Hurricane Hunters
  • Decoding a Vortex Data Message
  • NOAA Hurricane Hunters
  • The Dvorak Technique
  • Cloud-Drift Winds
  • Multispectral Imagery
  • Peering at Precipitation
  • The Advanced Microwave Sounding Unit
  • Scatterometry

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Sample Content

  • METEO 101: Sample Content
  • METEO 241: Sample Content
    • Lesson 1. Meet the Tropics
    • Lesson 2: Remote and In-Situ Observations in the Tropics
      • Tropical Ocean Buoys
      • Air Force Hurricane Hunters
      • Decoding a Vortex Data Message
      • NOAA Hurricane Hunters
      • The Dvorak Technique
      • Cloud-Drift Winds
      • Multispectral Imagery
      • Peering at Precipitation
      • The Advanced Microwave Sounding Unit
      • Scatterometry
  • METEO 361: Sample Content
  • METEO 410: Sample Content

Course materials prepared by Steve Seman, College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, The Pennsylvania State University.

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