A simple scheme for objective analysis in curved flow.

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An objective analysis scheme was developed which combines the use of three different weighting functions, two of which are anisotropic (elliptical and banana shaped). The 'effective' distance between a grid point and an observation point used for the anisotropic functions may be applied in any objective analysis scheme which uses distance to calculate weights or correlations, but a successive correction scheme was used as a vehicle for testing. This relatively simple and computationally inexpensive scheme produces wind and moisture analyses in which along-flow autocorrelation is accentuated, especially in regions of curved flow and simulates conventional subjective analysis procedures. Sample analyses from a case study are presented which demonstrate the improvement which may result from using this scheme rather than one with the circular weighting function alone. (from authors' abstract)

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Benjamin, S. G., & Seaman, N. L. (1985). A simple scheme for objective analysis in curved flow. MON. WEATHER REV., 113(7, Jul. 1985), 1184–1197. https://doi.org/10.1175/1520-0493(1985)113<1184:assfoa>2.0.co;2

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