StandardAtmospheres
•Functions and parameters contained in
this package:
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•Package functions and their basic documentation
along with simple examples
•FindStationReport
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•FindStation
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•FindStationFull
Usage message for FindStationFull
•FindStationFullReport
Usage message for FindStationFullReport
•GeometricalHeight
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•GeopotentialHeight
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•HeightTopographic
To find the location of Denver Co, first load the
Mathematica standate add-on package Miscellaneous`CityData`
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Denver is known as the "Mile High City". This
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Here is an uncalibrated color rendition of the data:
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•MeanTemperature
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It is cooler in the mean at a high elevation in Mexico...
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...than at a costal location:
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Here is an uncalibrated color rendition of the data:
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•Pressure1976
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•PressureCOSPAR
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•PressureITU
•PressureLowLatitude
Usage message for PressureLowLatitude
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•PressureSummerHighLatitude
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•PressureSummerMidLatitude
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•PressureWinterHighLatitude
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•PressureWinterMidLatitude
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•RelativeHumidity
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•SaturatedVaporDensity
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•StandardAtmospheres
•Temperature1976
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•TemperatureCOSPAR
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•TemperatureITU
•TemperatureLowLatitude
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•TemperatureSummerHighLatitude
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•TemperatureSummerMidLatitude
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•TemperatureWinterHighLatitude
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•TemperatureWinterMidLatitude
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•VaporDensity
•WaterVaporDensityITU
•WaterVaporDensityLowLatitude
•WaterVaporDensityMidLatitudeMean
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•WaterVaporDensity
•WaterVaporDensitySummerHighLatitude
•WaterVaporDensitySummerMidLatitude
•WaterVaporDensityWinterHighLatitude
•WaterVaporDensityWinterMidLatitude
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