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  1. Satellite Monitoring of the Earth's Surface and Atmosphere by Arnault, 1995-04-01

21. Australian Antarctic Division - Space Ship Earth: Monitoring Space Weather
space Ship Earth monitoring space weather. space Ship Earth is the brainchild of Prof John Bieber of the Bartol Research Institute, University of Delaware.
http://www.antdiv.gov.au/default.asp?casid=2035

22. Vineyard Weather Monitoring
Terra space is one of our authorized dealers. Western Farm is another. What to Do with weather Data? Why bother with monitoring weather data in your vineyard?
http://www.vwm-online.com/Magazine/Archive/2002/Vol28_No2/weather.htm
Marne Coggan is a vineyard technology consultant, a software entineer and a Sonoma County vineyard owner. You can email him at marne@svn.net
Stand-Alone Systems that Measure, Record, and
Display Weather Data - and Often More This is
The Magic of Telemetry
Complete Weather Systems from The Wizards of Data Loggers

the Accu-Trax model which computes and displays growing degree-day information. Pressing one button turns on the LCD screen and displays the current temperature, accumulated degree days, battery status, and the number of days that the unit has been on. Pressing another button displays additional data, including the high and low temperatures for the past four days. and the last 24 hourly readings. Weather Systems from Davis Instruments
Automata and Adcon Systems
What to Do with Weather Data?

23. Space Weather Policy
for monitoring the space environment and predicting periods of hazard. As a result, several US government agencies developed the National space weather Program
http://www.ametsoc.org/atmospolicy/SpaceWeatherPolicy.html
Space Weather Policy Issues What is Space Weather? What are Space Weather Policy Issues? Current Activities at AMS Atmospheric Policy Program Space Weather Policy Papers by G. Fisher Challenges Facing the U.S. Space Weather Public-Private Sector Partnership (pdf) Lessons from the U.S. Meteorological Public Private Sector Services Partnership (pdf) What is Space Weather? "Space weather" refers to conditions on the sun and in the solar wind, magnetosphere, ionosphere, and thermosphere that can influence the performance and reliability of space-borne and ground-based technological systems and can endanger human life or health. Solar and geomagnetic events can impact many different sectors that affect our daily livesnavigation, satellites, communications, pipelines, electric power systems, and human health in space and flight. What are Space Weather Policy Issues?

24. BNSC - The Learning Zone - Advanced Explorers
British National space Centre. weather monitoring. Satellites continuously monitor the Earth s atmosphere. The weather systems that
http://www.bnsc.gov.uk/index.cfm?pid=1111

25. Monitoring NASA Communications
monitoring Times NASA/space Shuttle Mission Frequency Guide kHz, various modes are used) space shuttle range 2716 kHz (USB) Launch Support (weather alerts, etc
http://www.grove-ent.com/nasa.html
Monitoring NASA Communications Monitoring Times/Satellite Times and may not be reproduced in any form without permission of the assistant editor of Monitoring Times magazine. Websites may freely link to this page without permission of the author or Grove. This page is updated often and without notice. Notification of that link would be appreciated at larry@grove-ent.com This frequency list was last updated on May 2003
Monitoring Times NASA/Space Shuttle Mission Frequency Guide
By Bob Grove and Larry Van Horn
AMATEUR RADIO SPACE SHUTTLE AUDIO/VIDEO RETRANSMISSIONS HF Broadcast:
WA3NAN-NASA Goddard ARC
WA3NAN Shuttle Retransmission FAQ: http://garc.gsfc.nasa.gov/retransmission/shuttle_faq.html
3860 kHz (LSB) 7185 kHz (LSB) 14295 kHz (USB) 21395 kHz (USB) 28650 kHz (USB) VHF/UHF Broadcast (MHz):
444.200 Birmingham, AL (WO4W)
443.300 Loma Prieta, CA (KB5JR)
1241.25 Mt. Wilson, CA (K6KMN)
147.150 Pasadena, CA (WR6JPL/R-Jet Propulsion Lab)
145.160 Cheyenne Mountain, CO (Colorado Repeater Assoc) http://www.rmsd.com/hamradio/cra/

26. Presentation For EGS General Assembly 2000, Nice, France
monitoring of space weather effects by riometers in Northern FennoScandia. Thomas Ulich, Pekka Verronen * , Jyrki Manninen, Jorma Kangas, and Esa Turunen.
http://cc.oulu.fi/~thu/public/2000/EGS/SpaceWeather.html
Monitoring of space weather effects by riometers in Northern Fenno-Scandia
Thomas Ulich, Pekka Verronen , Jyrki Manninen, Jorma Kangas, and Esa Turunen
Finnish Meteorological Institute, Helsinki, Finland Abstract

27. Presentation For The SPECIAL Workshop, Katlenburg-Lindau, Germany
Groundbased monitoring of space weather in Finland and Northern Scandinavia. Thomas Ulich 1,2. 1 space Physics Group, Dept. of Physical
http://cc.oulu.fi/~thu/public/2000/SPECIAL/thu.html
Ground-based monitoring of space weather in Finland and Northern Scandinavia
Thomas Ulich
Space Physics Group, Dept. of Physical Sciences, FIN-90014 University of Oulu, Finland
Abstract All of the most important research and development activities at SGO are based on the same fundament: mathematical modelling of measurements and stochastic inversion theory. Exploiting these methods lead to completely new, revolutionary radar measurements, which gradually are being employed by a number of international radar facilities. Scientists of SGO and SPG are leading in the world concerning radar measurements as well as tomographic applications. Currently, a permanent chain of receivers for satellite tomography of the ionosphere is under development. Furthermore, a meteor radar is under construction and will be operational in 2001. In the present work, some examples of available data and recent results are presented briefly. SGO welcomes the scientists of SPECIAL to work with these data. Additional information is available on-line at www.sgo.fi.

28. GPS World - Water Vapor Monitoring For Weather Forecasts
modeling and analyses, exploring the impact of these new products for numerical weather prediction, climate variability studies, and space weather monitoring.
http://www.gpsworld.com/gpsworld/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=7847

29. SPACE SYSTEMS/LORAL DELIVERS MTSAT-1R SATELLITE TO JAPAN'S TANEGASHIMA SPACE CEN
LORAL DELIVERS MTSAT1R SATELLITE TO JAPAN S TANEGASHIMA space CENTER Multifunctional Satellite Latest in Long Line of SS/L-Built weather monitoring spacecraft.
http://www.loral.com/inthenews/040319.html
SPACE SYSTEMS/LORAL DELIVERS MTSAT-1R SATELLITE TO
JAPAN'S TANEGASHIMA SPACE CENTER
Multifunctional Satellite Latest in Long Line of
SS/L-Built Weather Monitoring Spacecraft PALO ALTO, CALIF. - March 19, 2004 - Space Systems/Loral (SS/L) today announced that it has completed integration and testing of the MTSAT-1R satellite and has shipped the spacecraft to Japan's space center in Tanegashima, Japan, where it will await launch on a H-IIA rocket. MTSAT-1R was built for the Japanese Civil Aviation Bureau (JCAB) and Japanese Meteorological Agency, both of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (MLIT). "SS/L is proud to deliver the state-of-the art MTSAT-1R multifunctional satellite to our customers in Japan," said C. Patrick DeWitt, president, Space Systems/Loral. "The unique design of this spacecraft combines SS/L's long heritage of building reliable weather monitoring satellites with advanced air traffic control capabilities." From its geosynchronous orbital position at 140 degrees East longitude, MTSAT-1R will carry aeronautical services and a meteorological payload on one satellite. Operating in L-band, the satellite will provide communications and navigational services for aircraft, and will gather weather data for users throughout the entire Asia-Pacific region as far south as Australia and New Zealand. Japan's Civil Aviation Bureau will use MTSAT-1R to increase the efficiency of aircraft flight routes, provide flexible flight profile planning, enhance air travel safety, and improve the quality of aeronautical communications. The Japanese Meteorological Agency (JMA) will use MTSAT-1R to deliver observed data to a processing station and provide cloud imagery and continuous weather data from around the region, such as cloud and water vapor distributions, cloud-motion wind vector, sea surface temperature, and information on typhoon, low pressure, and frontal activity.

30. LORAL SPACE & COMMUNICATIONS LTD. COMMON STOCK TRADING IN "PINK SHEETS" UNDER TH
Loral space Communications is a satellite communications company tohome television, broadband communications, wireless telephony, weather monitoring and air
http://www.loral.com/inthenews/030716.html
IN "PINK SHEETS" UNDER THE SYMBOL "LRLSQ"
NEW YORK - July 16, 2003 - As previously announced, the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) has suspended trading of Loral's common stock and may initiate proceedings to delist the securities. Loral is entitled to request a review of its status with respect to the NYSE and is considering doing so. Contact:
Jeanette Clonan or John McCarthy

31. ENGLISH
In June?2002, Office of Authorized Affairs under the State Council approved to establish space weather monitoring and Early Warning Center in CMA.
http://www.cma.gov.cn/ywwz/englishread.php?recid=31555

32. AO4603
ESA Open Invitation To Tender FR. AO4603. Title NANO SATELLITE BEACONS FOR space weather monitoring. Open Date 22/03/2004. Closing Date 21/05/2004.
http://emits.esa.int/emits/owa/emits_online.showao?typ1=2643&user=Anonymous

33. AO4603
A space network for space weather monitoring has to be sufficient to gather data from a large volume of geospace , over an extended time and with a
http://emits.esa.int/emits/owa/emits_online.abstract_fr?aonum=1-4603&user=Anonym

34. Space Weather Forcasters Monitoring Severe Solar Storm | SpaceRef - Your Space R
PRESS RELEASE Date Released Tuesday, November 14, 2000 Source Air Force News Service space weather forcasters monitoring severe solar storm.
http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewpr.html?pid=3078

35. Plan For Global Earth Monitoring Agreed At Tokyo Summit | SpaceRef - Your Space
a tenyear programme to co-ordinate space and ground ESA and the European Union s Global monitoring for Environment four-decade-old World weather Watch, which
http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewpr.html?pid=14157

36. ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING
Mark IV, Mark IV. Mark IVB, Mark IV-B. NEMSS, National Environmental monitoring Satellite System (NEMSS). space weather Analysis, space weather Analysis.
http://www.wslfweb.org/docs/roadmap/irm/internet/emonitor/roadmap/emonitor.htm
The effects of any budget/program decisions made since the information was collected during 1997-98 are NOT reflected in the National Security Space Road Map (NSSRM).
(Click on boxes below for more information) This Figure Is Unclassified.
The effects of any budget/program decisions made since the information was collected during 1997-98 are NOT reflected in the National Security Space Road Map (NSSRM).
Initiatives on the ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING Road Map (U):
Name Title AN/SMQ-11 AN/SMQ-11 Shipboard Receiving Terminal C/NOFS Communications/Navigation Outage Forecasting System (C/NOFS) CDFS II Cloud Depiction and Forecast System II (CDFS II) CEASE Compact Environment Anomaly Sensor (CEASE) Cloud Profiling System Cloud Profiling System Coronagraph Coronagraph DMSP Defense Meteorological Satellite Program (DMSP) GEOSAT Geodetic/Geophysical Satellite (GEOSAT) GEOSAT Follow-On Geodetic/Geo-Physical Satellite Follow-on (GFO) GEOSTORMS GEOSTORMS GOES Geostationary Operational Earth Satellite (GOES) Improved Space Env. Models Improved Space Environment Models Improved Spectral Imager Improved Spectral Imager ISOON Improved Solar Observing Optical Network (ISOON) ISOSS Integrated Solar Observing Satellite System (ISOSS) Mark IV Mark IV Mark IV-B Mark IV-B NEMSS National Environmental Monitoring Satellite System (NEMSS) NPOESS National Polar-orbiting Operational Environmental Satellite System (NPOESS) POES Polar-orbiting Operational Environmental Satellite (POES) RULLI Remote Ultra Low Light-level Imaging (RULLI) SABRS Space and Atmospheric Burst Reporting System (SABRS)

37. Weather Monitoring URLs
Krausehouse lots of fun stuff, in addition to weather monitoring info. For lots about severe weather in East Texas. and for space based detection
http://www.sheepdogsoftware.co.uk/weather.htm
HOME Help for programmers
Links to information about how to monitor the weather
The following URLs have been culled from posts to a mailinglist about monitoring weather with Dallas 1-wire, MicroLan, iButton devices. (Those are all related trademarks, all included for the delectation of search engines. Dallas is also related to Maxim and Dalsemi. Brand identity crisis? Them?)
This is a rough and ready page, in the wrong place, with the wrong name, but it may link you to what you want!
Entries saying things like "This site has..." should really say "I have heard that this site has..." My efforts will be worth at least what you've paid for them. (smile). I have checked all the URLs, but of course the contents of the pages are subject to change. Don't hesitate to alert me to problems? Arne Henriksen's site: Arne has produced and extended, and extended and extended! software for the 1-wire system. He also seems to have unlimited energy and patience for customer support. No... I don't know him personally. (Indeed everything on this page is here informally and non-commercially. Well- apart from my plug for my own software at the bottom!) Don't miss the directory of Good Stuff in the left panel, if your browser can cope with what the sort of stuff that is being thrown at it.
Please......

38. Crosby
Emphasis is placed on the advantages of these spacecraft, and on how the observations could be used as inputs to space weather monitoring programs.
http://www.isunet.edu/other_programs/Symposium2001/Symp2001Abstracts/Crosby.html

39. Russia's Weather - Moscow Region
Met Office Met Office in space the early space race, scientists knew that observations from above the atmosphere would be important in weather forecasting and environmental monitoring but
http://meteo.infospace.ru/moscow/html/

40. Spaced-Based Solar Monitoring And Alert Satellite System (SMASS)
solar data collection capability of the spacebased solar monitoring and alert system will substantially increase the space weather support capability far into
http://www.au.af.mil/Spacecast/app-f/app-f.html

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