Oregon State University / Remote Automated Weather Station / SNOTEL station / Strand Ag Hall / Western Regional Climate Center / George Taylor Oregon State University / /
IndustryTerm
electronic measurement systems / climate mapping technology / manual observing systems / electronic observing systems / automated data delivery systems / meteor burst technology / automated electronic systems / measurement technologies / manual systems / elevation network / /
NaturalFeature
Cascades Mountains / /
Organization
USDA Natural Resource Conservation Service / Western Regional Climate Center / Oregon State University’s Spatial Climate Analysis Service / Spatial Climate Analysis Service / Oregon State University / USDA / Geospatial Center / American Meteorological Society / /
Person
Wayne Gibson / Christopher Daly / George Taylor / Matthew Doggett / Joseph Smith / /
Position
author / statistical-topographic model for mapping climatological precipitation over mountainous terrain / analyst / /
ProgrammingLanguage
C / /
ProvinceOrState
Quebec / Oregon / North Carolina / Washington / /
PublishedMedium
the QC of SNOTEL daily / /
Region
western United States / western Oregon / western US / /
7.3 A PROBABILISTIC-SPATIAL APPROACH TO THE QUALITY CONTROL OF CLIMATE OBSERVATIONS Christopher Daly*, Wayne Gibson, Matthew Doggett, Joseph Smith, and George Taylor Oregon State University