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<br />Figure <br /> <br />,c.. I <br /> <br />A2 <br /> <br />A3 <br /> <br />FA <br /> <br />A5 <br /> <br />A6 <br /> <br />A7 <br />A8 <br /> <br />A9 <br /> <br />A10 <br />All <br />A12 <br /> <br />AU <br /> <br />A14 <br /> <br />A15 <br /> <br />A16 <br /> <br />iU7 <br /> <br />A1B <br /> <br />CONTE~TS - Continued <br /> <br />FIGURES FOR APPENDIXES <br /> <br />Band-pass weight functions used in kine~atic <br />ana:yses for selected coefficients and separation <br />distances showing typical range of values. . . . <br /> <br />Response functions showing high-pass filter, low- <br />pass filter, band-pass response and total response <br />for filters examined in sensitivity analyses <br /> <br />Macroscale sensitivity analysis of 900 mb height <br />field at 0000 G~T on May 28, 1979, for different <br />band-pass filters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <br /> <br />Macroscale sensitivity analysis of 900 mb wind vectors <br /> <br />~acroscale sensitivity analysis of 900 mb divergence <br /> <br />~esoscale sensitivity analysis of 900 mb height fields <br /> <br />:ltesoscale sensitivity analysis of 900 mb winds <br />t'lesoscale sensitivity an a 1 ys i s of 900 mb divergence <br />Total field sens it i vity analysis of 900 mb heights <br />Tat a 1 field sensitivity analysis of 900 mb winds <br />Total field sensitivity analys i s of 900 mb divergence <br /> <br />Weight functions for typical rain gage separation <br /> <br />d i st ances . . . . . . . . , ,. ......', <br /> <br />Response functions used in rain gage sensitivity <br />an a lyses ., . . . . . . . . . . <br /> <br />Rain gage network showing gages located on a <br />0.050 grid with 1 in rainfall at gage TC6 used <br />in sensitivity analyses . . . . . . , . . . . , <br /> <br />Rain gage sensitivity analysis for three response <br />filters described in Fig. A13 . , . . . <br /> <br />Rain gage network with rainfall used in two point <br />value sensitivity analysis <br /> <br />Rain gage sensitivity analysis of two point values <br />of r a i n fall .......... . . . . <br /> <br />Rain gage sensitivity analysis of three point <br />values of rainfall ...... <br /> <br />xxi <br /> <br />Page <br /> <br />296 <br /> <br />297 <br /> <br />301 <br />302 <br />303 <br />304 <br /> <br />305 <br /> <br />306 <br /> <br />307 <br /> <br />308 <br />309 <br /> <br />311 <br /> <br />312 <br /> <br />313 <br /> <br />315 <br /> <br />318 <br /> <br />319 <br /> <br />322 <br />