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Weather Forecasting for Soaring Flight
World Meteorological Organization (WMO) ; Organisation Scientifique et Technique Internationale du Vol à Voile (OSTIV) - WMO, 2009 (WMO-No. 1038)The aim of this handbook - prepared by Organisation Scientifique et Technique Internationale du Vol à Voile (OSTIV) - is to provide the reader an internationally agreed set of guidelines for meteorological forecasting in soaring flight and related activities.
Guide to aeronautical meteorological services cost recovery : principles and guidance
This guide explains in an informal and practical manner the way in which National Meteorological Services and other providers of meteorological services may recover costs for providing aeronautical meteorological services to aviation.
ETR, 20. Aviation hazards
This document is to guide forecasters working for the aviation community. Its intention is to discuss the many and varied phenomena which, unfortunately, can prove hazardous to aviation which lower the safety of air operation and may cause loss of equipment and life. Whilst some forecasting techniques are mentioned, of itself this document is not a forecasting ‘textbook’. It is intended that the reader is familiar with some quite technical terms used in meteorology. Practicing forecasters reading this document should have ready access to more involved texts on the various subjects.
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N°27 - Juillet 2005 - Aéronautique: les transports aériens
is an issue of Atmosphériques. Météo France, 2005
Guide to Practices for Meteorological Offices Serving Aviation
This guide describes the routine operations of a meteorological office and highlights how to ensure customer satisfaction. It also covers the broad functions of a meteorological office serving aviation, the functions of a meteorological watch office, automation and centralization, training of aeronautical meteorological personnel, and the location and layout of offices.
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