Mark Yeary

Mark Yeary is an engineer at the University of Oklahoma in Norman. He was named a Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) in 2016 for his contributions to radar systems in meteorology. Provided by Wikipedia
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    The Need for Spectrum and the Impact on Weather Observations

    The Need for Spectrum and the Impact on Weather Observations by Palmer, Robert, Whelan, David, Bodine, David, Kirstetter, Pierre, Kumjian, Matthew, Metcalf, Justin, Yeary, Mark, Yu, Tian-You, Rao, Ramesh, Cho, John, Draper, David, Durden, Stephen, English, Stephen, Kollias, Pavlos, Kosiba, Karen, Wada, Masakazu, Wurman, Joshua, Blackwell, William, Bluestein, Howard, Collis, Scott, Gerth, Jordan, Tuttle, Aaron, Wang, Xuguang, Zrnić, Dusan

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    Towards the Next Generation Operational Meteorological Radar

    Towards the Next Generation Operational Meteorological Radar by Weber, Mark, Hondl, Kurt, Yussouf, Nusrat, Jung, Youngsun, Stratman, Derek, Putnam, Bryan, Wang, Xuguang, Schuur, Terry, Kuster, Charles, Wen, Yixin, Sun, Juanzhen, Keeler, Jeff, Ying, Zhuming, Cho, John, Kurdzo, James, Torres, Sebastian, Curtis, Chris, Schvartzman, David, Boettcher, Jami, Nai, Feng, Thomas, Henry, Zrnić, Dusan, Ivić, Igor, Mirković, Djordje, Fulton, Caleb, Salazar, Jorge, Zhang, Guifu, Palmer, Robert, Yeary, Mark, Cooley, Kevin, Istok, Michael, Vincent, Mark

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