On the feasibility of using FLIR (forward looking infrared) data for crosswind measurements View on Open Library

On the feasibility of using FLIR (forward looking infrared) data for crosswind measurements

by G. R Ochs

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First published: 1979 1 language
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Winds Infrared equipment Infrared photography Measurement

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