Severe Warning Systems completed and finished preliminary testing for a probe launch program for 2009. As we now put together "PHASE 2" of this program, 2010 should be interesting if we have a moderate tornado season. See the video below for our placement for tornadic storms.
SWS "IN THE FIELD" | SWS SEVERE WEATHER RESEARCH ON LOCATION |
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Severe Warning Systems has initiated and finished preliminary testing for a probe launch program to be "field tested" in the Plains this June 2009. This program will further our research of data in the tornadic circulation. The probes, designated as "PMD" (probe module deployment) will be tested in execution of placement into a surface bound mesocyclone (tornadic circulation). This launcher has a 100% success rate in preliminary testing.
We have our newest team member- Special Projects Specialist "Mike Barham" as the lead for the development and application for these launchers.
SWS continued ability to get in close range has been very successful. If we can get in close like the below noted chase.. The confidence in the PMD program for initial deployment success could be realized by the end of the severe weather season. Therefore, we can proceed forward in the measuring data inside the probes for the 2010 severe weather season.
THIS PAGE WILL BE UPDATED AS ON SITE TESTING WILL MOVE FORWARD.
SWS TEAM SPECIAL PROJECTS- MIKE BARHAM WITH THE LAUNCHER- PICTURES BELOW..
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