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Revisal About Safe Firing Area of Weather Modification Operation Based on Uniform Wind Field
WANG Tiantian, YIN Xianzhi, HUANG Shan, LI Baozi, DING Ruijin, LUO Han
Journal of Arid Meteorology    2019, 37 (6): 1005-1011.  
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After deducing external trajectory calculation method under non-standard atmospheric conditions for 37 mm anti-aircraft gun, which was widely used in the field of weather modification, the ballistic data in uniform cross wind and range wind field were simulated. The results show that the wind made a great influence on the flight path of projectile. The range wind can change the ballistic range by affecting the size and direction of air resistance. The cross wind can generate a lateral deviation of the trajectory along the wind by affecting the direction of the air resistance. On the same launch elevation angle, with the change of wind speed, the trajectory deviation correction caused by cross wind and the range correction caused by range wind showed a variation law that was similar to arithmetic progression. Through fitting analysis, the relationship among wind speed, elevation and trajectory correction was obtained,which can be used to estimate trajectory correction under arbitrary wind speed in actual operation.
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Revisal on Safe Firing Area Map of Weather Modification Operation Based on Altitude
WANG Tiantian, YIN Xianzhi, LI Baozi, HUANG Shan, DING Ruijin, LUO Han
Journal of Arid Meteorology    DOI: 10.11755/j.issn.1006-7639(2018)-02-0319
Study of Soil Moisture Retrieval Based on Landsat ETM+ Image Data in the Bailongjiang Basin
XIA Yanqiu1,MA Jinhui1,QU Chuang2,WANG Tianxiang1
Journal of Arid Meteorology    DOI: 10.11755/j.issn.1006-7639(2015)-02-0213
The Influences of Dust Aerosols on Cloud Properties and Radiative  Forcing in a Sandstorm Weather Process
WANG Yu-Ji, HUANG Jian-Beng, WANG Tian-He
J4    2006, 24 (3): 14-18.  
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This paper analyzed the influences of dust aerosols on cloud properties and TOA radiative forcing in the process of the duststorm for the period of March 26 to 28 ,2004 over Northwest China, using data collected by MDDIS( Moderate Resolution Imaging Spec-troradiometer) and CERES( Clouds and the Earth's Radiant Energy Budget Scanner) instruments on the Aqua satellite. These dust aero-sols decrease the ice diameter,optical depth and ice water path of clouds. Thus, the TOA  net radiative forcing of clouds is reduced.This means that the cooling effect of clouds is restrained.

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