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eteorological Study
eginning New Era
By VICKI WENTZ
If the earth's atmosphere
were divided equally among
the earth's people, each per
son would receive 2,000,000
tons, said Dr. Harry Wexler,
Director of Meteorological Re
search of the U.S. Weather Bur
eau at the . Graduate Lecture
Serizs last night.
Meteorologists are at the be
ginning of a new observational
era, Wexler said. The future
holds such advancements as polar
orbiting and equatorial satellites
to give a more complete picture
of cloud formations over the
earth, a world weather center to
which information could he re
layed and a - cooperative system
among countries whereby any na
tion could receive direct informa
tion.
Information from the Tiros
weather satellite which was put
into orbit last spring, has been
invaluable to meteorologists : ac-
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cording to Wexler.
Among the data received from
satellites are: distribution of ice
over the earth's surface, which is
a great aid to ice navigation;
snow depths, which give some
indication of the amount of water
locked up in snow, is an aid in
irrigation; location of storm fronts,
a big help to weather forecast
ing; and measurement of infra
red radiation, which is an indica
tion of the rate at which heat is
leaving the earth.
Wexler concluded by comment
ing that the advancement of
meteorology is not only a tech
nical one, but may become poli
tically important if meteorologists
in one country know what's going
on above another country before
that country itself knows.
This would occur if one nation's
weather satellites were more ad
vanced than another's.
He said it is the hope of the
World Meteorological Organiza
tion that information will be used
for peaceful purposes.
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