FLATLAND 1995 Project
Personnel Involved
Principal Investigators:
Wayne Angevine, Jim Warnock
Project Scientific Support:
Hal Cole
Project Engineer:
Mike Susedik
Project Technicians / Operators:
Carmen Paneitz,
Cathy Jirak,
Lou Verstraete
Project Associate Scientist / Operator:
Charlie Martin,
Santiago Newbery
Two ISS systems were deployed in support of the Flatland project in central
Illinois. These systems were used by the investigators at National
Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration's(NOAA) Aeronomy Laboratory
in conjunction with a third 915 MHZ wind profiler already located at
the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana's Flatland observatory
to measure boundary layer entrainment velocities. As part of the effort,
the data taken during this project will be used to test the effectiveness
of deriving convergence from a triangular configuration of wind profilers.
The ISS sites provided surface measurements, wind and virtual temperature
profiles, and CLASS sounding capability. Over 140 successful CLASS
soundings were taken during FLATLAND.
Sounding Data
Flatland95 Class Sounding Skewt plots and analyses
Sounding Archive General Information
Soundings by day
Soundings by station
Photos
Erik Miller<millere@ucar.edu>
Last modified: Thu Sep 12 14:49:53 1996
