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A Meteorological Information Processing System (MIPS)distributed processing in a networked environment, is used for the acquisition, processing, presentation and distribution of meteorological data. Data acquisition systems for reception of meteorological satellites, telecom computers for the exchange of weather radar data and for retrieval of GTS and

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External and Internal distribution of weather radar products at SMHIg and on the isle Gotland in the Baltic Sea. All of the radars are equipped with doppler facilities. Weather radar products are used both internally at the SMHI head office and at the regional offices and externally. A number of radar products, e g pseudo-CAPPI reflectivity, horizontal maximum refle

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Michel Chapuisibutions for counts are nonstandard in the econometric literature, they are elaborated upon in this chapter. Special attention is paid to more flexible, or ‘generalized’, count data distributions since they will serve as building blocks for improved count data regression models. Furthermore, we will

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Jürg Jossy.Includes supplementary material: The “count data” ?eld has further ?ourished since the previous edition of this book was published in 2003. The development of new methods has not slowed down by any means, and the application of existing ones in applied work has expanded in many areas of social sci

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