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Chapter 1 ________________________________________________________ General Information

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Third-Party Testing (Field Tests

Included)

NWS ASOS Mechanical Wind Sensor Replacement

Vaisala has participated in a three-year test program conducted by the

U.S. National Weather Service ASOS Program group. The NWS has

conducted a variety of tests including wind tunnel tests from 0 to 120

knots and field tests in various locations.

Lawrence Livermore Labs

Lawrence Livermore Labs tested the sensor independently and Grank

Gouveia and Ron Baskett have published a paper titled Evaluation of a

New Sonic Anemometer for Routing Monitoring and Emergency

Response Applications. A second paper titled Comparison of In-Situ

Data from the Handar Sonic Anemometer and the Met One Cup and

Vane [AMS proceedings of the 10th symposium on Meteorological

Observations and Instrumentation] published by Frank Gouveia and

Thomas Lockhart.

Tennessee Valley Authority

The TVA conducted comparative field tests of mechanical cup and vane

sensors versus the Vaisala WS425 Ultrasonic Wind Sensor. The results

were published in the AMS conference in 2001 by authors Kenneth G.

Wastrack and Doyle E. Pittman et al.

CETIAT (Centre Technique des Industries Aéraulique

et Thermiques)

CETIAT has evaluated the accuracy of the WS425 Ultrasonic Wind

Sensor in a wind tunnel against a laser Doppler anemometer (LDA)

reference sensor.

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