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Guide to the provision of meteorological service for international helicopter operations (WMO-No. 842)
World Meteorological Organization (WMO) ; International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) - WMO, 1996 (WMO-No. 842)This publication was deemed obsolete by the Commission for Aeronautical Meteorology at its sixteenth session (CAeM-16) (24–27 July 2018) and has therefore been discontinued.
This publication, which was developed jointly with ICAO, gives detailed guidance on what meteorological service should be provided for helicopter operations. It includes information on the operational requirements for observations, reports and forecasts for helicopter operations and gives examples of such support over high seas and mountainous terrain from WMO Members.
Handbook of meteorological forecasting for soaring flight
World Meteorological Organization (WMO) ; Organisation Scientifique et Technique Internationale du Vol à Voile (OSTIV); Institut für Physik der Atmosphäre - WMO, 1993 (2nd ed.; WMO-No. 495)
Proceedings of the WMO Technical Conference on Tropical Aeronautical Meteorology (TECTAM-92)
The 36 papers (31 in English, 4 in French and one in Spanish) presented at TECTAM-92 are contained in this publication. They constitute excellent reference material in the fields of research and applications in tropical aeronautical meteorology.
Meteorology in the service of aviation
The theme selected for World Meteorological Day 1989 was a tribute to the development of aeronautical meteorology in response to the ever-growing demands of aviation. Mr J. Kastelein, President of the WMO Commission for Aeronautical Meteorology, describes the role played by meteorology in the past in an effort to improve the safety and efficiency of air navigation. He also describes the intensity with which available air space is used today.
Compendium of lecture notes for training class IV Meteorological personnel - Volume 2, Meteorology
This publication is designed to cater to the needs of persons who wish to undertake training as synoptic or aeronautical observers; it may also be used by students seeking careers as climato-logical, agrometeorological or hydrometeorological observers. Volume I deals with Earth science and should, in principle, be studied prior to the training course in meteorology. The 1984 edition of Volume II has been revised to bring it into line with new terminology and the codes for surface observations introduced in 1982. It is divided into four parts: general meteorology, surface instruments, methods o ...
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