Detection and Tracking of Warm Areas on Water Vapour 6.2 μm Satellite Images
Keywords:
potential vorticity anomaly, WV satellite imagery, dry intrusionAbstract
The paper was focused on verification of relation between potential vorticity anomalies and occurrence of intensive convection via detection of warm areas on satellite WV pictures in the spectral channel of 6.2 ?m. In contrast to other papers, however, the dependence was not tested on selected situations but on a common four-month series of data. Within processing three basic methods of detection were checked. The procedure of the most successful option was tracked.
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