Additional Note, Strong Vertical Wind Profiles and Upper Level Maximum Wind Speeds Over Vandenberg Air Force Base


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A VERY STRONG WIND SHEAR IS REPORTED THAT WAS OBSERVED WITH ONLY MODERATELY STRONG WIND SPEEDS OVER VANDENBERG AFB, AND ALSO ON THE INVESTIGATION OF WIND SOUNDINGS OVER SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA THAT FOLLOWED. THE STUDY REVEALS STRONGER-THANANTICIPATED SHEARS OF TWO DISTINCT TYPES: (A) ONE IN WHICH THERE ARE RELATIVELY STRONG WINDS THROUGH A DEEP LAYER AND WHERE THERE IS HIGH CORRELATION BETWEEN SHEAR AND WIND SPEED; AND (B) ONE THAT HAS VERY LIGHT WIND SPEEDS IN THE LOWER LEVELS WITH A SUDDEN INCREASE IN WIND SPEEDS AROUND 9 KM. ALSO INCLUDED ARE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MISSILE DESIGNERS.







Contributions to Satellite Meteorology


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This analysis contains some preliminary results using photographs from TIROS I and some possible meteorological satellite applications of cloud and radiation data. Presented are: an operational evaluation of TIROS I; atmospheric radiation studies which have possible satellite applications, cloud studies, and meteorological satellite system analyses. (Author).










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Papers submitted for presentation to American Rocket Society national convention.




NASA Technical Note


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