in-situ temperature observations
High Temperature In situ Observations of Magnetic Domains in Fe Co Alloys
... operating temperature of energy conversion systems such as trans- former, turbine engine has been increased for the reasons of improvement in conversion efficiency and environmental ...Curie temperature and ...
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Reassessing biases and other uncertainties in sea-surface temperature observations measured in situ since 1850, part 2: biases and homogenisation
... Smith and Reynolds [2002], hereafter SR02, devised an alternative method for bias adjusting SST data to that of Folland and Parker [1995]. In order to assess the effective- ness of the bias adjustments in the present ...
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Spatial interpolation of two‐metre temperature over Norway based on the combination of numerical weather prediction ensembles and in situ observations
... two-metre temperature gridded fields available in near real-time are valuable products for numerous applications, such as civil protection and energy production ...of temperature is obtained from the ...
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In situ observations of an active MoS2 model hydrodesulfurization catalyst
... the appearance of the atomic structure of the edge sites does change (see Fig. 2b), indicating that the particle edges have been reduced. The registry shift of the edge protrusions with respect to the basal plane atoms ...
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Road Temperature Modelling Without In-Situ Sensors
... initial temperature of pave- ment surface and subsurface at a depth of 40 ...the observations with fore- ...road temperature profile were surprisingly close to those using the full ini- tialization ...
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Reassessing biases and other uncertainties in sea-surface temperature observations measured in situ since 1850, part 1: measurement and sampling uncertainties
... In order to understand changes in sea-surface tempera- ture (SST) at global and regional levels, it is important to quantify the expected uncertainties in the observations. A number of studies have attempted to ...
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On the interpretation of in situ HONO observations via photochemical steady state
... period prior to the perturbations outlined below. For simplicity, photolysis frequencies were held constant, and correspond to those calculated for Bir- mingham (UK) at midday on 1 July (SZA ¼ 30 ). Temperature, ...
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A perturbed biogeochemistry model ensemble evaluated against in situ and satellite observations
... Physical input files consist of gridded values of vertical ve- locity (m day −1 ), vertical diffusion coefficient (m 2 day −1 ), and temperature ( ◦ C), which are applied at each depth level. Additionally, time ...
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In Situ Microscopic Observations of Magnetic Field Effects on the Growth of Silver Dendrites
... Understanding the mechanism of magnetic field effects is required for the adequate design of process control by magnetic fields. One potential way to investigate the mechanisms is the direct visualization of the phenomenon ...
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Impacts of mean dynamic topography on a regional ocean assimilation system
... in situ and re- motely sensed observations, are expected to be complemen- tary to each other in order to achieve a better understand- ing of the ...of observations on the assimila- tion are ...
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High resolution 3-D temperature and salinity fields derived from in situ and satellite observations
... in situ data still strongly undersample the ocean thermohaline ...in situ observations is only possible at large-scale and low-frequency resolution (see for ...synoptic observations of sea ...
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Wind forced changes and variability in the east Australian current
... First, I use in situ observations and atmospheric reanalysis data to demonstrate that low frequency temperature and salinity variability observed at Maria Island reflects changes in the [r] ...
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Design and validation of MEDRYS, a Mediterranean Sea reanalysis over the period 1992–2013
... In situ temperature and salinity profiles come from the CORA4 (Cabanes et ...in situ database provided by CORIOLIS data center from the start of the reanalysis up to December ...79 ...
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Evaluation of numerical models by FerryBox and fixed platform in situ data in the southern North Sea
... in situ observations typically used for data assimilation, as they pro- vide reliable and high-resolution in situ data for transects in the North Sea (Petersen et ...in situ measurements of ...
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Autonomic cardiac regulation facilitates acute heat tolerance in rainbow trout: in situ and in vivo support
... Farrell, 1997; Shiels et al., 2003) and chronotropic (Aho and Vornanen, 2001) effects of β -adrenergic stimulation (up to 22°C). β -Adrenergic stimulation is also known to be protective under adverse cellular conditions ...
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“Formulation and Development of Temperature Sensitive in Situ Gelling System of Desmopressin Acetate for Nasal Drug Delivery” by Bhoomita G. Hadiya, Dr. L. D. Patel, Mayur P. Parmar, India.
... gelation temperature, pH, viscosity, % drug content, gel strength, mucoadhessive strength, nasal toxicity study, ex vivo drug diffusion study, stability study and in-vivo ...
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Cassini in situ observations of long duration magnetic reconnection in Saturn’s magnetotail
... Figure S2: Cassini radio and plasma wave observations and ENLIL solar wind simulation.. results showing the inferred upstream solar wind conditions during the event: a electric.[r] ...
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In Situ Observation of Grain Growth of Steel at High Temperature
... With respect to the conventional observation method, there are three problems. The first is that the initial structure of each specimen differs during the entire process of associating the relationship between grain size ...
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An in-situ monitoring system for natural temperature and relative humidity
... combined temperature and relative humidity sensors were housed within 25 mm diameter rigid plastic tubing with fine wire mesh on either end to prevent material entering the tube and still allow air ...
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Structural, geochemical, and mineralogical investigation of active hydrothermal fluid discharges at Strýtan hydrothermal chimney, Akureyri Bay, Eyjafjörður region, Iceland
... conditions during the formation of each layer. Generally, minor changes in a limited region of the depositional system during times of statistically constant conditions result in the formation of layering (Collinson et ...
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