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Articles | Volume 17
Articles | Volume 17
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Articles | Volume 17
22 Jul 2020
 | 22 Jul 2020

TITAN automatic spatial quality control of meteorological in-situ observations

Line Båserud, Cristian Lussana, Thomas N. Nipen, Ivar A. Seierstad, Louise Oram, and Trygve Aspelien

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We present the open source project Titan for automatic quality control of meteorological in-situ observations. The quality control strategy adopted is a sequence of tests, where several of them utilize the expected spatial consistency between nearby observations. Titan serves real-time operational applications that process massive amounts of observations measured by networks of automatic weather stations. Further developments include transforming Titan into a more flexible library of functions.
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