1975
DOI: 10.1016/0022-1694(75)90079-7
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Correlation analysis of the cellular structure of storms observed by raingauges

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“…Various researchers have concerned themselves with the problem of determining storm motion from rain-gauge data. We mention, initially, the papers of Felgate and Read (1975) and Shaw (1983). These workers proceed by cross-correlating the individual gauge time series in triples of gauges.…”
Section: The Estimation Of Cloud and Storm Motionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Various researchers have concerned themselves with the problem of determining storm motion from rain-gauge data. We mention, initially, the papers of Felgate and Read (1975) and Shaw (1983). These workers proceed by cross-correlating the individual gauge time series in triples of gauges.…”
Section: The Estimation Of Cloud and Storm Motionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In large mesoscale areas extending up to 1,000 km2 there are smaller mesoscale areas, which consist of clusters of convective raincells, each raincell extending over 10-30 km2.. However, recent studies using radar observation techniques, Einfalt and Schilling (1984), and observations using densely spaced gauges, Felgate and Read (1975) and Niemczynowicz and Jonsson (1981), suggest that individual raincells are smaller than stated above.…”
Section: Raincell Structurementioning
confidence: 90%
“…NlEMCZYNOWlCZ (1988) et BERNDTSON (1994 ont identifié, à partir de réseaux denses de pluviographes, des cellules de 2 à 10 km 2 . Leur durée de vie varie de 10 à 30 minutes selon AUSTIN et HOUZE (1972), de 15 à 60 minutes selon FELGATE et READ (1975) et LLASAT et BARRANTES (1994. Pour déterminer la surface touchée par le passage de ces cellules, il est nécessaire de connaître leur vitesse de déplacement horizontale, HOBBS et LOCATELLI (1978) Lorsque l'on observe les champs de pluie à des pas de temps dt élevés, à travers une fenêtre fixée qu'est le bassin versant, l'organisation de ces surfaces disparaît et laisse place à un chaos apparent.…”
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