A technique for determination of a climatology of high altitude balloon trajectories

A technique for determination of a climatology of high altitude balloon trajectories

by United States. Environmental Data Service, Lee R. Hoxit, United States. Environmental Science Services Administration, Frank T. Quinlan

Book 6 of EDS technical memorandum EDSTM --

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A technique is developed to yield a climatology of high altitude balloon trajectories. For a launch position at Chico, Calif., this technique is employed to obtain the distribution of balloon positions, at the end of designated travel-times at 90,000 feet, for seven 2-week periods during the summer. Probability ellipses for these balloon positions are presented. In light of optimum conditions for conducting an experimental series employing a large instrumented balloon payload system, the best and poorest 2-week periods are determined. Specific examples of balloon recovery problems are presented and then solved using bivariate statistics.

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