Highlights from the Texas Tech Ka-band Mobile Doppler Radar and StickNet Data Collection During VORTEX2
Highlights from the Texas Tech Ka-band Mobile Doppler Radar and StickNet Data Collection During VORTEX2
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德克萨斯理工大学 Ka 波段移动多普勒雷达和 StickNet 在 VORTEX2 期间收集数据的亮点
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2010
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C. Weiss
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Described below are details of Verification of the Origin of Rotation in Tornadoes Experiment 2 (VORTEX2) observations made by two types of platforms developed by Texas Tech University. These observations include in situ tripod-based measurements from a suite of 24 “StickNet” stations and mobile Doppler radar data collected by two Texas Tech Ka-band (TTUKa) radars. Each of these platforms is charged with obtaining information about the supercell thunderstorm in its pre-tornadic and tornadic state. All combined, there were nearly 800 instances of StickNet and TTUKa deployments during the VORTEX2 field phase.