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Forecasting the nighttime evolution of radio wave ducting in complex terrain using the MM5 numerical weather model
This study tests the effectiveness of using mesoscale models to forecast operationally those atmospheric conditions that cause anomalous propagation of radio waves. Providing early warning about where and when such conditions will develop would be particularly useful for military communications. To
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