
doi: 10.5065/d6pc3093
This report reproduces the introspective review meeting about operational lessons learned from the Line Islands experiment that took place during March and April 1967. Observation groups on land, by air, and by sea, collaboratively collected one of the most comprehensive sets of meteorological data ever obtained in the tropics. Because the Line Islands Experiment was meant to be a pilot program for future experiments, representatives from the observing groups gathered on 5 May to discuss and review the success of the experiment.
Line Island experiments, Meteorology
Line Island experiments, Meteorology
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