Sentences with phrase «most weather station data»

The problem with most weather station data is it is not «real time», so pilots rely on what the control tower is telling them.

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Julian Tang, a clinical virologist at the United Kingdom's University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, notes that the humidity and temperature data used in the study come from outdoor weather monitoring stations, whereas it's believed most flu transmission occurs indoors.

There seem to me to be quite a few advantages that the Netatmo weather station has over using a weather app or a TV broadcast, of which the most basic is that you get hyperlocal data - right from your yard and your home.

Some programs were huge, mobilizing cooperation among a dozen or more nations to provide data from weather stations, research ships, and (by far the most expensive) satellites to monitor temperatures, clouds, ocean currents, ice sheets and more.

The team analyzed data from the most robust meteorological database known, the Chinese National Meteorology Information Center, a network of 983 weather observatories stationed throughout China's 3.7 million square miles.

The characteristic of being entirely impervious to changes in the «most critical» weather station data is a rather odd result for a method that is supposed to better utilize the station data.

I was instructed to teach Jeremy, Andrew Weaver's other summer student, how to use the UVic climate model — he had been working with weather station data for most of the summer, but was interested in Earth system modelling too.

The SST data are a little more complex than the weather station data with which most of use are familiar: Whereas temperature measurements at weather stations have been performed according to a standard protocol for over a century, measurement methods for SST data have changed significantly over the same period.

The faulty methodology he has pointed up applies to all of the NOAA temperature data but the CONSUS weather station classification was the most accesible.