NASA NTRS · 19840019048
Techniques for studying gravity waves and turbulence: Horizontal, vertical and temporal resolution needed
Abstract
One of the most important atmospheric measurements that is needed is a measure of the gravity-wave spectrum. The MST radar has been investigated as means to measure the temporal resolution required to determine gravity-wave oscillations. The required vertical and horizontal resolution is dependent on the particular part of the gravity wave spectrum that is analyzed. Horizontal spacing is also discussed.
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Avery, S. K., Carter, D. A.. 1983-12-01. Techniques for studying gravity waves and turbulence: Horizontal, vertical and temporal resolution needed. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19840019048
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