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Align definitions for cloud drop effective radius (table 1-01-01) #553
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https://github.com/wmo-im/tt-wigosmd/wiki/Meeting.2024.10.24 notes: |
Both OSCAR/Requirements and WMDR code recognize cloud drop as liquid cloud drop. The OSCAR definition can be interpreted as the ratio of integrated volume over surface area, which is incorrect. The current WDMR code definition is correct. Recommend to adopt the WMDR code definition. |
https://github.com/wmo-im/tt-wigosmd/wiki/Meeting.2024.11.21 notes: |
https://github.com/wmo-im/tt-wigosmd/wiki/Meeting.2024.12.13 notes: |
not a fast-track amendment. |
The change in OSCAR/Requirements was introduced by a joint proposal between GCOS/GAW. |
Why not? |
I recall we conclude to ask them just use the existing WMDR code and description. |
Initial request
The OSCAR/Requirement for Cloud drop effective radius was updated in summer of 2024. The purpose of this issue is to align the definition with the equivalent WIGOS Metadata code.
Amendment details
TBD
Requestor(s)
GCOS, OSCAR Requirements, @kpremec
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Applications or Systems
Expected impact of change
None
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Publication(s)
Manual on Codes (WMO-No. 306), Volume I.3, WMO Codes Registry - WMDR
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