January 2025 | Conference Paper
Correlating NEXRAD Data with Electromagnetic Propagation Data
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AJ Cuddeback, Christopher R. Anderson, and Scott E. Palo, “Correlating NEXRAD Data with Electromagnetic Propagation Data,” in 2025 United States National Committee of URSI National Radio Science Meeting (USNC-URSI NRSM) Boulder, CO, January 2025.
Abstract:
This paper describes a first step toward correlating publicly available data from the Next Generation Weather Radar (NEXRAD) system with electromagnetic propagation measure-ments. We demonstrate the successful extraction of data from a specified volume to generate a time series and contextualize our results alongside transmission loss, humidity, and temperature measurements taken during a snowstorm. We propose future development of the toolchain to enable widespread adoption.
Keywords: radar measurements; propagation losses; loss measurement; meteorological radar; temperature measurement; time series analysis; humidity; data mining; next generation networking
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