Engineering
8 years ago

Groundbreaking GPS technology improves accuracy of weather predictions.

THE STUDY OF THE COMPUTE PROJECT AND RELIABILITY OF QUASI-REAL-TIME GROUND-BASED GPS PRECIPITABLE WATER VAPOR
Keliang Ding

Paper Summary

The article discusses a project using GPS to measure water vapor in the atmosphere in real-time. The researchers compared GPS data with traditional methods and found a high correlation. The GPS method was found to be reliable, with a small margin of error. This new approach could improve our understanding of water vapor in meteorology.

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