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A 6-foot cube-like box called a sodar can measure wind speed and direction.
Island Packet: Home 2008
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A 6-foot cube-like box called a sodar can measure wind speed and direction.
Island Packet: Home 2008
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Key products include: Nomad® wind data logger and tower systems; Triton® sodar systems; and SkyServe® satellite wind data service.
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Second Wind's Triton is a ground-based remote sensing system that uses sodar to measure wind up to and above the 140-meter blade tip height of current utility-grade wind turbines.
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They are using Doppler sodar, which emits sound at a known frequency.
The Seattle Times 2010
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Data from a RASS sodar (a device that measures vertical temperature and wind profiles and that has a larger range than conventional meteorological towers) allowed the team to classify wind speed too.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2009
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Data from a RASS sodar (a device that measures vertical temperature and wind profiles and that has a larger range than conventional meteorological towers) allowed the team to classify wind speed too.
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Liberian Letters: Martin Coleman to Dr. James H. Minor 1858 January 28 1858
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