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Explanation of the Doppler wind: The radar only sees the radial componant of the winds as it uses the variation of phse between successive pulses coming back from the target. The assumption is that the wind is uniform and the projection can be fitted on a Cosine when one goes around 360 degrees like a radar scan.
Source: Pierre_cb 2006-05-08
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