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<div class="definition"><div class="short_definition">An [[upper-air sounding]] that includes determination of [[wind]] speeds and directions.</div><br/> <div class="paragraph">Historically, wind data were obtained by tracking a balloon-borne [[radiosonde]] with a [[radio direction finder|radio  direction finder]]. Contemporary methods include measuring position or radiosonde velocity from [[GPS]] or Loran radio navigation signals.</div><br/> </div>
<div class="definition"><div class="short_definition">An [[upper-air sounding]] that includes determination of [[wind speed|wind speeds]] and [[wind direction|wind directions]].</div><br/>
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<div class="paragraph">Historically, [[wind]] data were obtained by tracking a [[balloon]]-borne [[radiosonde]] with a [[radio direction finder|radio  direction finder]]. Contemporary methods include measuring position or radiosonde velocity from a [[global positioning system]] or Loran radio [[navigation]] signals.<br/>
 
''See also'' [[radiosonde]], [[radiosonde observation]], [[Raob|RAOB]].</div><br/></div>
 
<p>''Term edited 30 December 2021.''</p>


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rawinsonde

An upper-air sounding that includes determination of wind speeds and wind directions.

Historically, wind data were obtained by tracking a balloon-borne radiosonde with a radio direction finder. Contemporary methods include measuring position or radiosonde velocity from a global positioning system or Loran radio navigation signals.
See also radiosonde, radiosonde observation, RAOB.

Term edited 30 December 2021.


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