NASA NTRS · 19820002778
An algorithm to generate input data from meteorological and space shuttle observations to validate a CH4-CO model
Abstract
Objective procedures to analyze data from meteorological and space shuttle observations to validate a three dimensional model were investigated. The transport and chemistry of carbon monoxide and methane in the troposphere were studied. Four aspects were examined: (1) detailed evaluation of the variational calculus procedure, with the equation of continuity as a strong constraint, for adjustment of global tropospheric wind fields; (2) reduction of the National Meteorological Center (NMC) data tapes for data input to the OSTA-1/MAPS Experiment; (3) interpolation of the NMC Data for input to the CH4-CO model; and (4) temporal and spatial interpolation procedures of the CO measurements from the OSTA-1/MAPS Experiment to generate usable contours of the data.
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Peters, L. K., Yamanis, J.. 1981-10-15. An algorithm to generate input data from meteorological and space shuttle observations to validate a CH4-CO model. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19820002778
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