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A phenomenological relationship between vertical air motion and disdrometer derived A-b coefficients
John Lane, Takis Kasparis, Silas Michaelides +1
Using the well-known Z-R power law, Z = A R^b, A-b parameters derived from a single disdrometer are readily found and can provide useful information to study rainfall drop size dis…
In Situ Disdrometer Calibration Using Multiple DSD Moments
John Lane, Takis Kasparis, Philip Metzger +1
In situ calibration is a proposed strategy for continuous as well as initial calibration of an impact disdrometer. In previous work, a collocated tipping bucket had been utilized t…
Spatial and Temporal Extrapolation of Disdrometer Size Distributions Based on a Lagrangian Trajectory Model of Falling Rain
John E. Lane, Takis Kasparis, Philip T. Metzger +1
Methodologies to improve disdrometer processing, loosely based on mathematical techniques common to the field of particle flow and fluid mechanics, are examined and tested. The inc…