COMPARISON OF TEMPERATURE DATA MEASURED BY RS2-91 AND RS2-80 RAWINSONDES AT SYOWA STATION, ANTARCTICA

Rawinsondes used for upper air observations at Syowa Station, Antarctica have been changed from type RS2-80 to type RS2-91 since January 1,1995. To determine the temperature differences of two types of sonde at Syowa Station in winter, comparisons were made in September 1996. From these comparisons,...

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Main Authors: ナカムラ マサミチ, ミヤモト ヒトミ, ナリタ オサム, ヨコタ アユミ, Masamichi NAKAMURA, Hitomi MIYAMOTO, Osamu NARITA, Ayumi YOKOTA
Format: Report
Language:English
Published: Japan Meteorological Agency, Members of the 37th Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition (JARE-37) 1998
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Summary:Rawinsondes used for upper air observations at Syowa Station, Antarctica have been changed from type RS2-80 to type RS2-91 since January 1,1995. To determine the temperature differences of two types of sonde at Syowa Station in winter, comparisons were made in September 1996. From these comparisons, we found that RS2-80 measured a higher temperature than RS2-91 at air temperature lower than about -65℃. It is suggested that the temperature dependence of the converter in the RS2-80 type may be the reason for this phenomenon.