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- Vertically integrated liquid - Wikipedia
Vertically integrated liquid (VIL) is an estimate of the total mass of precipitation in the clouds The measurement is obtained by observing the reflectivity of the air which is obtained with weather radar
- VIL Density - National Weather Service
VIL VIL Density values should be quite accurate for slow moving, vertical storms However, VIL values may not be accurate for fast moving storms or for slow moving, strongly tilted storms
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- WHAT IS VIL (VERTICALLY INTEGRATED LIQUID)?
VIL is the integration of reflectivity within a column of air A higher VIL means there is more precipitation in a column of air At one time it was thought a VIL value is associated with a certain hail size
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- VIL Density - Warning Decision Training Division (WDTD) - Virtual Lab
As with single-radar VILD, multiple-radar VILD was designed to “normalize” the VIL values based on storm height and is a better alternative than VIL-of-the-Day threshold practices (Amburn and Wolf 1997)
- VIL - Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University
VIL is a NEXRAD radar estimate of the total amount of liquid precipitation water (in kg m2 )in the atmospheric column over a given location The amount of liquid precipitation water in a given volume can be calculated from the radar reflectivity using a so-called Z-R relation
- Vertically Integrated Liquid (VIL) - Warning Decision Training Division . . .
VIL is a radar-derived estimate of liquid water (exclusive of ice) that is computed at each grid point from the vertical profile of reflectivity using the following equation (Greene and Clark 1972):
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