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From Flight Logs to Atmospheric Science: Paragliders as Convection Sensors for Identifying Thermal Predictors
Atmospheric thermal convection drives boundary-layer dynamics and vertical exchange of heat, moisture, and momentum, yet fundamental questions about thermal structure remain open due to limited in situ observational coverage. We introduce a novel high-resolution observational dataset for atmospheric
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