GHOST Balloon Data Volume X: Balloon 79R

Early Global Horizontal Sounding Technique (GHOST) balloon tests have resulted in valuable upper air wind data, particularly in the data-poor mid-latitudes over southern hemisphere oceans. This publication was prepared to meet the requests for obtaining this particular data. This is Volume X which p...

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors: Solot, Samuel (author), Scientific Balloon Facility (SBF) (contributor)
Format: Report
Language:English
Published: University Corporation for Atmospheric Research 1968
Subjects:
Balloons
Sounding
GeolocationEARTH SCIENCE:SPECTRAL/ENGINEERING:SENSOR CHARACTERISTICS:GEOLOCATION
Geolocation > 7a0ab5f9-2317-4217-a081-8d4a46eb5334 EARTH SCIENCE:SPECTRAL/ENGINEERING:SENSOR CHARACTERISTICS:GEOLOCATION
Upper level windsEARTH SCIENCE:ATMOSPHERE:ATMOSPHERIC WINDS:UPPER LEVEL WINDS
Upper level winds > 592d49c4-e8ae-4ab4-bf24-ae4a896d0637 EARTH SCIENCE:ATMOSPHERE:ATMOSPHERIC WINDS:UPPER LEVEL WINDS
Antarctic
The Antarctic
Antarc*
Online Access:http://nldr.library.ucar.edu/repository/collections/TECH-NOTE-000-000-000-647
https://doi.org/10.5065/D6QC01FG
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Summary:Early Global Horizontal Sounding Technique (GHOST) balloon tests have resulted in valuable upper air wind data, particularly in the data-poor mid-latitudes over southern hemisphere oceans. This publication was prepared to meet the requests for obtaining this particular data. This is Volume X which presents positional and wind data and a trajectory map for the 79R GHOST balloon test launched in the Antarctic. NCAR/TN-34 was published in eleven volumes.

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