Meteorological research

The averaging time of the rapid-response record [Fig. 4-1 (a)] is an inherent characteristic of the instrument and the data acquisition system. It can become almost an instantaneous record of concentration at the receptor. However, in most cases this is not desirable, because such an instantaneous record cannot be put to any practical air pollution control use. What such a record reveals is something of the turbulent structure of the atmosphere, and thus it has some utility in meteorological research. In communications... 

Blumenthal, D. L., W. H. White, R. L. Peace, and T. B. Smith. Determination of the Feasibility of the Long-Range Transport of Ozone or Ozone Precursors. EPA-450/3-74-061. Altadena, Calif. Meteorology Research, Inc., 1974. 

Geochemical Division, Meteorological Research Institute Nagamine 1, Yatabe, Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305, Japan... 

A known amount of distilled water was added to each sampler in the period when no rain was observed. At the end of each month, the sample solution was transferred into flexible polyethylene bottles and sent to the Meteorological Research Institute at Tsukuba Science City for analyses of the chemical components. 

Environmental Monitoring and Services, 229 Ford Motor Company, 28 General Motors Research Laboratory, 242 Georgia Institute of Technology, 133,170 J. W. Goethe-University, 142 Keio University, 158 McMaster University, 213 Meteorological Research Institute, 258 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, 39,196 Pacific Northwest Laboratory, 219 Pennsylvania State University, 304,317... 

Y. MIYAKE and K. KAWAMURA Meteorological Research Institute, Tokyo, Japan... 

But there was the possibility of an even larger attack. Diseases might be sprayed into the air from a ship or aircraft, and allowed to drift across the country. To discover whether such attacks, feasible in theory, were practical propositions, the British, Canadians and Americans collaborated in a succession of experiments. After preliminary meteorological research to discover how clouds of bacteria might behave at altitude, they began a series of mock attacks. 

In the mid-1940s, John von Neumaim (1903-1957) of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton embarked upon research on the problem of numerical weather prediction as the most complex physical problem yet conceived and whose solution would require the fastest computing devices for many years to come. At the Institute, a meteorological research group was set up under Jule Gregory Chamey (1917-1981) to attack the problem of numerical weather prediction through a step-by-step... 

Qin Y, Zhou K, Liao Y. Lightning Protection of Long Span Bridges. J. Journal of meteorological research and application, (in Chinese) 2010, 31(3) 80-83. 

Sawada, Y. Technical Report ol the Meteorological Research Institute, Japan, No. 22,1984. 

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