- Abstract
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Boundary layer observing systems and systems for measuring turbulence from fixed and mobile locations
- 3. Upper-air observing systems
- 4. Remote sensing observing systems
- 5. Solar and terrestrial radiation observing systems
- 6. Airborne observing systems
- 7. Societal needs and observing systems
- 8. Summary
- Acknowledgments
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