| Session Chairs: | tracy haack, Katherine Horgan |
08:20 F5-1 FORECASTING RF SCINTILLATION AND IR BEAM SPREADING DUE TO TURBULENCE FROM NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION BASED CALCULATIONS OF REFRACTIVE INDEX STRUCTURE CONSTANT
Robert E. Marshall*
NSWCDD, Dahlgren, VA
08:40 F5-2 PRACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR DERIVING REFRACTIVITY FOR PARABOLIC WAVE PROPAGATION MODELS
Ian Will*
Naval Research Lab, Washington, DC
09:00 F5-3 ASSESSMENT OF PUBLIC DOMAIN FORECAST PRODUCTS FOR PREDICTING ANOMALOUS RF PROPAGATION
Thomas R. Hanley*, Jonathan Z. Gehman, Richard M. Giannola
Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab, Laurel, MD
09:20 F5-4 THE SENSITIVITY OF THE MET OFFICE EVAPORATION DUCT MODEL TO INPUT PARAMETERS
Martin J. Veasey, Damian Wilson, Warren Lewis*
UK Met Office, Exeter, Devon, UNITED KINGDOM
09:40 F5-5 CHARACTERIZING THE MARINE REFRACTIVITY ENVIRONMENT FROM NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION DATA FOR ELECTROMAGNETIC PROPAGATION MODELING
Paul A. Frederickson*
Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California
10:20 F5-6 COASTAL MEASUREMENTS COMPARED TO NUMERICAL WEATHER PREDICTION DURING A FOGGY SUB-REFRACTIVE ENVIRONMENT
Isha M. Renta*, Victor R. Wiss, Katherine L. Horgan, Robert E. Marshall, William D. Thornton
Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division, Dahlgren, VA
10:40 F5-7 A REANALYSIS OF THE PREDEM CAMPAIGN WITH A COUPLED ATMOSPHERIC-WAVE MODELING SYSTEM
Francois C. Vandenberghe*1, Eric Mandine2, Michel Aidonidis3
1National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder CO
2C-S, Toulon, FRANCE
3Meteo France, Brest, FRANCE
11:00 F5-8 ELECTROMAGNETIC PROPAGATION ENVIRONMENT IN TROPICAL DISTURBANCES USING DROPSONDE MEASUREMENTS
Qing Wang*1, David Ziemba1, Patrick Harr1, Junhong Wang2
1Department of Meteorology, Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey
2Department of Atmospheric & Environmental Sciences, University at Albany, SUNY, Monterey
11:20 F5-9 FIRST RESULTS FROM THE TROPICAL AIR-SEA PROPAGATION STUDY (TAPS) CAMPAIGN
Andy S. Kulessa*, Jorg M. Hacker
Defence Science & Technology Organisation, Edinburgh, SA, AUSTRALIA
11:40 F5-10 EXPLOITING FIELD INTENSITY AND SIGNAL FILTERING IN IMAGING THROUGH RANDOM CLOUD-LIKE MEDIA WITH SHORT PULSES
Elizabeth Bleszynski*, Marek Bleszynski, Thomas Jaroszewiczn
Monopole Research, Thousand Oaks, CXa91360