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Vernon Dvorak passed away Sept 19, 2022
      #114249 - Sun Sep 25 2022 03:03 PM

Dr. Dvorak's most influential work was the creation of the Dvorak Technique, a method of estimating tropical cyclone intensity using infrared satellite. The technique is credited as fundamentally enhancing the ability to monitor tropical cyclones on a global scale. The method provides an invaluable tool in monitoring tropical systems given the limitations of direct measurements.

Dvorak Technique
A Salute to Vernon!
Dvorak Biography

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