Titre :	Desert locust satellite application projet stage II : Mapping rainfall conventional data and weather satellite imagery across Algeria, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Barret, E. C.
Mention d'édition :	FAO
Editeur :	FAO
Année de publication :	1977
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-06023
Note générale :	Following the successful completion of stage I of the desert locust satellite application in 1976, it is decided by approach across the four north Africa countries of Algeria, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia, a much larger area than that embraced by stage I, which is concerned only with the ahaggar region of southern Algeria. The new study area is far larger than the old covering some 424 sq. of latitude and longitude, compared with 16 sq in stage I. The differences between the rainfall technic employed in the two stage are, in part, a consequence of the increase in the size of the area covered, but such differences are related also to the apportunity for a short historical study of rainfall cloud relationships in the new study area, and experience gaine in stage I. and in other studies. Data deficiencies further influenced the establishement of the new technique to some degree.
Mots-clés :	Satellite  PRECIPITATIONS  Climatologie  Télédétection  Materiel de mesure
Index. décimale :	551.6 Climatologie et temps
Résumé :	Following the successful completion of stage I of the desert locust satellite application in 1976, it is decided by approach across the four north Africa countries of Algeria, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia, a much larger area than that embraced by stage I, which is concerned only with the ahaggar region of southern Algeria. The new study area is far larger than the old covering some 424 sq. of latitude and longitude, compared with 16 sq in stage I. The differences between the rainfall technic employed in the two stage are, in part, a consequence of the increase in the size of the area covered, but such differences are related also to the apportunity for a short historical study of rainfall cloud relationships in the new study area, and experience gaine in stage I. and in other studies. Data deficiencies further influenced the establishement of the new technique to some degree.
Note de contenu :	Following the successful completion of stage I of the desert locust satellite application in 1976, it is decided by approach across the four north Africa countries of Algeria, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia, a much larger area than that embraced by stage I, which is concerned only with the ahaggar region of southern Algeria. The new study area is far larger than the old covering some 424 sq. of latitude and longitude, compared with 16 sq in stage I. The differences between the rainfall technic employed in the two stage are, in part, a consequence of the increase in the size of the area covered, but such differences are related also to the apportunity for a short historical study of rainfall cloud relationships in the new study area, and experience gaine in stage I. and in other studies. Data deficiencies further influenced the establishement of the new technique to some degree.

Desert locust satellite application projet stage II : Mapping rainfall conventional data and weather satellite imagery across Algeria, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia [texte imprimé] / Barret, E. C.  . -  FAO . - FAO, 1977.
ISSN : CI-06023
Following the successful completion of stage I of the desert locust satellite application in 1976, it is decided by approach across the four north Africa countries of Algeria, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia, a much larger area than that embraced by stage I, which is concerned only with the ahaggar region of southern Algeria. The new study area is far larger than the old covering some 424 sq. of latitude and longitude, compared with 16 sq in stage I. The differences between the rainfall technic employed in the two stage are, in part, a consequence of the increase in the size of the area covered, but such differences are related also to the apportunity for a short historical study of rainfall cloud relationships in the new study area, and experience gaine in stage I. and in other studies. Data deficiencies further influenced the establishement of the new technique to some degree.

Mots-clés :	Satellite  PRECIPITATIONS  Climatologie  Télédétection  Materiel de mesure
Index. décimale :	551.6 Climatologie et temps
Résumé :	Following the successful completion of stage I of the desert locust satellite application in 1976, it is decided by approach across the four north Africa countries of Algeria, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia, a much larger area than that embraced by stage I, which is concerned only with the ahaggar region of southern Algeria. The new study area is far larger than the old covering some 424 sq. of latitude and longitude, compared with 16 sq in stage I. The differences between the rainfall technic employed in the two stage are, in part, a consequence of the increase in the size of the area covered, but such differences are related also to the apportunity for a short historical study of rainfall cloud relationships in the new study area, and experience gaine in stage I. and in other studies. Data deficiencies further influenced the establishement of the new technique to some degree.
Note de contenu :	Following the successful completion of stage I of the desert locust satellite application in 1976, it is decided by approach across the four north Africa countries of Algeria, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia, a much larger area than that embraced by stage I, which is concerned only with the ahaggar region of southern Algeria. The new study area is far larger than the old covering some 424 sq. of latitude and longitude, compared with 16 sq in stage I. The differences between the rainfall technic employed in the two stage are, in part, a consequence of the increase in the size of the area covered, but such differences are related also to the apportunity for a short historical study of rainfall cloud relationships in the new study area, and experience gaine in stage I. and in other studies. Data deficiencies further influenced the establishement of the new technique to some degree.