About the figures
The right picture is a simplified sample image on this monitoring page.
Each figure shows statistics for GNSS radio occultation bending angle data
which were pre-processed for JMA global delayed analysis.
The data targeted in these statistics were only observed around analysis time (within 30 minutes).
This sample is for bending angle in level near 40km of Metop-A/GRAS used in JMA global analysis
during last 50 days.
Global averages and total observation count are displayed.
The details of each figure are follows.
- 1. Mean of bending angle
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This figure shows mean of bending angle.
OBS, FG and ANA mean reported bending angle,
first guess and analysis respectively.
- 2. Mean
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This figure shows mean of departures from reported bending angle (OBS) and
those of first guess (FG) or analysis (AN).
- 3. Standard deviation
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This figure shows standard deviation of departures and reported bending angle.
- 4. Number of observations
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This figure shows data count of observations which were pre-processed for JMA global analysis.
n_all means number of all pre-processed data.
n_used means number of assimilated data in an analysis.
n_displayed is equal to n_all in case of "All Data", or n_used in case of "Used Data"
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| Statistics for Bending angle from Metop-A/GRAS |
| Level=40km(35.0<=height<40.0), Used Data |
| Area:lon_w=0.0,lon_e=360.0,lat_n=90.0,lat_s=-90.0 |
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| | 1. Mean of bending angle | |
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| | 2. Mean | |
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| | 3. Standard deviation | |
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| | 4. Number of observations | |
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