Integrated Ground-Based Observing Systems 2010
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-12968-1_9
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Understanding Aviation Meteorology and Weather Hazards with Ground-Based Observations

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“…Peran cuaca dalam penerbangan sangat besar serta informasi cuaca mempunyai andil dalam peningkatan efisiensi dan efektivitas kegiatan dan keselamatan penerbangan (Page, 2010). selain itu cuaca mempunyai potensi yang membahayakan harta dan jiwa (Gerz, 2014).…”
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“…Peran cuaca dalam penerbangan sangat besar serta informasi cuaca mempunyai andil dalam peningkatan efisiensi dan efektivitas kegiatan dan keselamatan penerbangan (Page, 2010). selain itu cuaca mempunyai potensi yang membahayakan harta dan jiwa (Gerz, 2014).…”
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“…Disatu sisi informasi cuaca mempunyai andil dalam peningkatan efisiensi dan efektivitas kegiatan dan keselamatan penerbangan, di sisi lain mempunyai potensi yang membahayakan sampai dapat menimbulkan kematian. Cuaca menyumbang 35% penyebab kecelakaan pesawat terbang [1,2]. Unsur cuaca yang sering menjadi penyebabnya ialah angin, visibility, dan awan rendah [3].…”
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“…In the event of heavy air traffic, it may be difficult to organize the flow of aircraft smoothly, as they will be required to obtain a permit if they are asked to change their trajectory due to the cloud, and this may disrupt the original organization of air traffic. As many as 22% of air traffic delays are due to adverse weather conditions (Pagé, 2011). Clouds invisible on the radar can change the flight directions of other aircraft, and it is not clear when and how aircraft can be sequentially lined up for onward flight.…”
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confidence: 99%