The Hawaiian Educational Radar Opportunity (HERO)
The Hawaiian Educational Radar Opportunity (HERO)
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夏威夷教育雷达机会 (HERO)
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2015
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J. Wurman
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M. Bell;R. A. Ballard;Mark C. Bauman;Annette M. Foerster;Andrew J. Frambach;K. Kosiba;Wen;S. Rees;J. Wurman
2013年10月21日至11月13日，由美国国家科学基金会赞助的夏威夷教育雷达机会（HERO）在奥胡岛进行了多普勒轮式雷达的教育部署。这是夏威夷首次部署偏振x波段（3厘米）研究雷达。通过夏威夷大学（Mānoa）本科生和研究生与檀香山国家气象局天气预报办公室的合作，在16个密集观测期间收集了独特的高分辨率雷达和无线电探空仪数据集。HERO是MET 628“雷达气象学”的现场组成部分，有12名注册的研究生收集和分析数据作为课程的一部分。我们进行了广泛的社区外展活动，包括参加海洋与地球科学技术学院的开放日活动，有超过7,500名来自当地K-12学校和公众的参观者。HERO项目的概述和一些有趣的亮点…
AbstractA National Science Foundation sponsored educational deployment of a Doppler on Wheels radar called the Hawaiian Educational Radar Opportunity (HERO) was conducted on O‘ahu from 21 October to 13 November 2013. This was the first-ever deployment of a polarimetric X-band (3 cm) research radar in Hawaii. A unique fine-resolution radar and radiosonde dataset was collected during 16 intensive observing periods through a collaborative effort between University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa undergraduate and graduate students and the National Weather Service’s Weather Forecast Office in Honolulu. HERO was the field component of MET 628 “Radar Meteorology,” with 12 enrolled graduate students who collected and analyzed the data as part of the course. Extensive community outreach was conducted, including participation in a School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology open house event with over 7,500 visitors from local K–12 schools and the public. An overview of the HERO project and highlights of some interesting ...