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Vol 15

Vol 15. Comparison between Rasta observations and interpolated MIT measurements. Temporal evolution of Rasta observations, MIT measurements and integrated reflectivities. Parallel between evolution of Rasta observations, MIT interpolated measurements and vertical air velocity.

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Vol 15

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  1. Vol 15

  2. Comparisonbetween Rasta observations and interpolated MIT measurements

  3. Temporal evolution of Rasta observations, MIT measurements and integratedreflectivities

  4. Parallelbetweenevolution of Rasta observations, MIT interpolatedmeasurements and vertical air velocity

  5. Comparisonbetweenclassicalmethod and stationnary state for linear and inverse distance interpolation methods

  6. Pdf 3D

  7. Multispectral approach Stationary state, inverse distance interpolation, Δt=20s

  8. Observed RHIs

  9. Calculated RIHs

  10. PDF of differences between observed RHIs and calculated RHIs

  11. Frequency distribution of reflectivitiesfromRasta observations and interpolated MIT measurements ΔZ = 2 dBZ

  12. Vol 16

  13. Comparisonbetween Rasta observations and interpolated MIT measurements

  14. Temporal evolution of Rasta observations, MIT measurements and integratedreflectivities

  15. Parallelbetweenevolution of Rasta observations, MIT interpolatedmeasurements and vertical air velocity

  16. Comparisonbetweenclassicalmethod and stationnary state for linear and inverse distance interpolation methods

  17. Pdf 3D

  18. Multispectral approach Stationary state, inverse distance interpolation, Δt=20s

  19. Observed RHIs

  20. Calculated RIHs

  21. PDF of differences between observed RHIs and calculated RHIs

  22. Frequency distribution of reflectivitiesfromRasta observations and interpolated MIT measurements ΔZ = 2 dBZ

  23. Vol 20

  24. Comparisonbetween Rasta observations and interpolated MIT measurements

  25. Temporal evolution of Rasta observations, MIT measurements and integratedreflectivities

  26. Parallelbetweenevolution of Rasta observations, MIT interpolatedmeasurements and vertical air velocity

  27. Comparisonbetweenclassicalmethod and stationnary state for linear and inverse distance interpolation methods

  28. Pdf 3D

  29. Multispectral approach Stationary state, inverse distance interpolation, Δt=20s

  30. Observed RHIs

  31. Calculated RIHs

  32. PDF of differences between observed RHIs and calculated RHIs

  33. Frequency distribution of reflectivitiesfromRasta observations and interpolated MIT measurements ΔZ = 2 dBZ

  34. Vol 23

  35. Comparisonbetween Rasta observations and interpolated MIT measurements

  36. Temporal evolution of Rasta observations, MIT measurements and integratedreflectivities

  37. Parallelbetweenevolution of Rasta observations, MIT interpolatedmeasurements and vertical air velocity

  38. Comparisonbetweenclassicalmethod and stationnary state for linear and inverse distance interpolation methods

  39. Pdf 3D

  40. Multispectral approach Stationary state, inverse distance interpolation, Δt=20s

  41. Observed RHIs

  42. Calculated RIHs

  43. PDF of differences between observed RHIs and calculated RHIs

  44. Frequency distribution of reflectivities from Rasta observations and interpolated MIT measurements ΔZ = 2 dBZ

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