WRRCTR No. 85 Methodological Approaches in Hawaiian Fog Research
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1975-03
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Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaii at Manoa
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Recent studies have demonstrated the important moisture contribution from fog precipitation in mountain areas on the island of Hawaii. The present study investigates research methodologies useful in the study of Hawaiian upslope fog, including: (1) development of an improved fog gage; (2) development of indirect approximation methods for estimating average droplet sizes during precipitation episodes and separating fog and rainfall components; (3) establishment of an extensive fog sampling network on the island of Hawaii employing continuous recording equipment, for both rain, fog, and wind; (4) development of an original computer program for detailed temporal and spatial analysis of rain, fog, and wind parameters.
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Fog -- Research -- Hawaii., Fog -- Hawaii -- Hawaii Island., Precipitation (Meteorology) -- Hawaii -- Hawaii Island.
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McKnight JH, Juvik JO. 1975. Methodological approaches in Hawaiian fog research. Honolulu (HI): Water Resources Research Center, University of Hawaii at Manoa. WRRC technical report, 85.
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vi + 34 pages
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