A "'radiosonde "'is a battery-powered telemetry instrument package carried into the atmosphere usually by a weather balloon that measures various geographical position ( latitude / longitude ).
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Much of the remaining disparity was resolved by the three papers in Science, 11 August 2005, which pointed out errors in the UAH 5.1 record and the radiosonde record in the tropics.
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The IPCC fifth assessment report concluded " assessment of the large body of studies comparing various long-term radiosonde and MSU products since AR4 is hampered by data set version changes, and inherent data uncertainties.
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Other rapid changes in technology were ushered in by Winburn, such as the installation of warning teletype communications in 1955, and the transfer of Upper Atmospheric ( Radiosonde ) observations to the local office in 1956.
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The major use for skew-T log-P diagrams is the plotting of radiosonde soundings, which give a vertical profile of the temperature and dew point through the atmosphere above a certain point on the ground.
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Some believe that much of the disparity may have been resolved by the three papers in Science, 11 August 2005, which pointed out errors in the UAH 5.1 record and the radiosonde record in the tropics.
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The rocket carried what was essentially a radiosonde payload and was capable of reaching over 3000 feet ( 914 meters ), where it then ejected a parachute and sent telemetry about temperature, humidity and barometric pressure during decent.
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By the time of the American cessation of responsibilities, Nord had a 6, 200 foot runway ( elevation 80 ), a non-directional beacon, a meteorological observatory for synoptic and radiosonde observations, and a seismic station.
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"' 1930 "': The first "'radiosonde "'was launched in USSR by Pavel Molchanov, sending weather data from high in the atmosphere to the Leningrad Weather Bureau and Moscow Central Forecast Institute.
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New product launches included a new radiosonde product family-the Vaisala Radiosonde " RS92 " ( 2003-in production ), as well as the Vaisala Weather Transmitter, which measures the six most essential weather parameters in one compact instrument.
