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Utility of tactical environmental processor (TEP) as a Doppler at-sea weather radar
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Robinson, Sean D.
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Utility of tactical environmental processor (TEP) as a Doppler at-sea weather radar
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Monterey, California. Naval Postgraduate School
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Tactical Environmental Processor (TEP) is a through-the-sensor technique that converts radar returns from the AN/SPY-1 into environmental information known as spectral moments. TEP was installed aboard the USS Normandy (CG 60) in May 2000 to support a Limited Objective Experiment during Joint Task Force Exercise (JTFEX) 00-2. On 15 May, TEP observed severe weather associated with a line of passing thunderstorms. These weather events proved serious enough to suspend mid-cycle flight operations for the USS George Washington (CVN 73) during its simulated wartime scenario. TEP is a significant benefit to nowcast weather forecasting and supports at-sea METOC and warfighters in two primary areas: improved situational awareness and optimization of sensors, weapons and tactics. Results from this case study demonstrate the importance of TEP as a Doppler at-sea weather radar in support of naval operations.
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Utility of tactical environmental processor (TEP) as a Doppler at-sea weather radar