Abstract
In this paper, a real-time algorithm that operates on data provided by a network of weather radars in the form of moments is presented. The algorithm implementation, performance, and abilities are presented and discussed. As part of this paper, a methodology for mapping from native spherical coordinates to a common network grid is developed and demonstrated. Metrics which gauge the quality of mapping and quality of data are derived, and their use from a network point of view is demonstrated. The main product of the algorithm, which is an implementation of a vector velocity estimation technique based on a maximum likelihood approach, is shown, and its results are displayed, compared, and discussed. The application of a methodology for velocity unfolding and reflectivity display enhancement is presented as well.
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