Automated Surface Observing Systems
the Automated Surface Observation System; this system observes sky condition, weather, temperature, dew point, wind direction and speed, pressure and precipitation.
Automated Surface Observation system. Weather reports system which provides surface observations every minute via digitized voice broadcasts and printed reports.
The primary surface weather observing system in the U.S., supporting aviation operations and weather forecasting. Automated sensors record wind direction and speed, visibility, cloud ceiling, precipitation, etc. Data sent automatically to the National Weather Service. At many locations, a computer-generated voice broadcasts the minute-by-minute weather reports to pilots on a discrete radio frequency.
acronym for utomated urface bserving ystems; a system designed to provide automated meteorological measurements of several parameters at selected airports
Automated Surface Observing System. A network of instrumented weather stations deployed primarily by the National Weather Service to make weather observations without operator involvement.
AUTOMATED SURFACE OBSERVING SYSTEM. A collection of automated weather instruments that collecting data. They perform surface-based observations from places that do not have a human observer or do not have an observer 24 hours per day.
Automated Surface Observing System. Observes sky conditions, temperature and dewpoint, wind direction and speed, and barometric pressure.
Acronym for utomated urface bserving ystem. This system is a collection of automated weather instruments that collect data. It performs surface based observations from places that do not have a human observer, or that do not have an observer 24 hours a day.
Automatic Surface Observing Station. Used for automatic METAR report generation. Has a ceilometer to measure cloud height and type automatically.
Automated Surface Observing System. ASOS is the standard instrumentation package for observing meteorological variables at primary U.S. weather stations.
