Real-Time Airborne Analysis of Aircraft Data Supporting Operational Hurricane Forecasting

Griffin, Joseph S.; Burpee, Robert W.; Marks, Frank D.; Franklin, James L.

doi:10.1175/1520-0434(1992)007<0480:rtaaoa>2.0.co;2

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“…The GPS dropwindsonde (Hock and Franklin 1999), first used in 1996, provided reliable wind and thermodynamic profiles in the TC eyewall for the first time. Each aircraft also carries a workstation for airborne data processing and can now transmit crucial data via satellite to the Global Telecommunications System (Griffin et al 1992). All of this makes the two P-3s the most advanced and comprehensive of all meteorological research aircraft currently in use.…”

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Thirty Years of Tropical Cyclone Research With the Noaa P-3 Aircraft

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Bull. Amer. Meteor. Soc.

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“…[3] who tried extract cyclone contours and eye from radar scans of reflectivity patterns. Wood [4] have studied the Doppler velocity patterns from their radar scans.…”

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An Algorithm for Pre-Processing of Satellite Images of Cyclone Clouds

Dutta¹,

Banerjee²,

De³

2013

IJCA

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Rapid advances in satellite imaging technologies have made it possible to obtain images of the atmosphere using different modalities and accordingly, make weather predictions. The progress of cyclone storms is one such area where cloud intensity images exhibit characteristic patterns at various stages of evolution. These patterns have been classified using Dvorak's technique, which is based on expert human judgment. Recent research efforts are being made to perform a computer analysis of these intensity patterns in order to make the classification process more objective. However, in order to perform an analysis of these image intensity patterns, the satellite images of different modalities need to be preprocessed to extract the dominant cyclone cloud patterns. This paper describes our algorithm to obtain cloud intensity contours to be used for pattern analysis. Results obtained using Visible (VIS) and Enhanced Infra-Red satellite images of cyclones have been found to be promising.

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“…Parallèlement aux travaux de recherche conduits en temps différé, un objectif à relativement court terme est le traitement en temps réel des données radar à bord des avions à des fins de transmission satellitaire vers le National Hurricane Center de Miami (États-Unis), en charge du suivi et de la prévision des cyclones sur le bassin Atlantique (Griffin et al, 1992 ;Roux et Marks, 1996). Compte tenu du coût considérable d'utilisation de ces avions, les moyens aéroportés ne sont malheureusement pas à la portée de tous les pays.…”

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Les cyclones tropicaux

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Viltard²

1997

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Real-Time Airborne Analysis of Aircraft Data Supporting Operational Hurricane Forecasting

Cited by 46 publications

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Thirty Years of Tropical Cyclone Research With the Noaa P-3 Aircraft

Thirty Years of Tropical Cyclone Research With the Noaa P-3 Aircraft

An Algorithm for Pre-Processing of Satellite Images of Cyclone Clouds

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