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Mesoscale Assimilation of Radial Velocities from Doppler Radars in a Preoperational Framework
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ABSTRACT
This paper presents the results of a preoperational assimilation of radial velocities from Doppler radars of the French Application Radar la Météorologie InfraSynoptique (ARAMIS) network in the nonhydrostatic model, the Application of Research to Operations at Mesoscale (AROME). For this purpose, an observation operator, which allows the simulation of radial winds from the model variables, is included in the three-dimensional variational data assimilation (3DVAR) system. Several data preprocessing procedures are applied to avoid as much as possible erroneous measurements (e.g., due ...
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Death on the Nile: was King Tut's killer the general by the pyramid?
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; ...and the head of the army, General Horemheb. "You would need two. If Ay was acting alone, wouldn't Horemheb have been angry with him for murdering...king's widow. Following Ay's death Horemheb took power and destroyed the young Pharaoh...
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Trained to rule.(Egyptian kings)
Magazine article from: Calliope
; ...trusted adviser to Egypt's new king, Horemheb. With no son of his own and aware that...successor who would be good for the country, Horemheb looked to Ramesses, who, unlike himself...for the other duties of pharaoh. Named Horemheb's heir, Ramesses from the Delta became...
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Ten little Egyptians
Magazine article from: The Spectator
; ...died - or was murdered - and his successor Horemheb, another usurper, erased the names of...which case the man responsible was probably Horemheb, who replaced him as pharaoh. Perhaps Horemheb was the arch-villain behind all the murders...
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Who killed King Tut'?(Reading for Comprehension, Identifying the Main Idea)
Magazine article from: Know Your World Extra
; ...king. 5. The military chief was named Horemheb. He was not a member of the royal family...threatened by a war during Tut's rule. Horemheb might have felt that Tut was too young...king. b. The military chief was named Horemheb. c. Egypt faced a possible war during...
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The fires of pharaonic art: initiating a mural at your school.(Cover Story)
Magazine article from: Arts & Activities
; ...drawn from the wall painting from Pharaoh Horemheb's tomb. The idea of having a row of...jewelry). As in the original tomb mural, Horemheb himself is featured, as well as the...Images used that were not from the Horemheb tomb include that of the pharaoh Tuthmosis...
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A unique discovery at Saqqara. (tomb of Iniunia) (Mosaic)
Magazine article from: The Middle East
; ...In the years before that archeological teams from Britain had dug out the monumental grave of General Horemheb, the regent. Although Horemheb built the grave for his own use, he was not buried there because after Tutankhamun's death he became...
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In the steps of the Pharaohs: as the mystery of Tutankhamen's death comes to a close--thanks to modern CT scanning--and murder is discounted, there is still an opportunity to understand more about this famous Pharaoh as well as Pharaohs in general and enjoy a tantalising insight into these mystical rulers.(Mosaic)
Magazine article from: The Middle East
; ...never seen before outside Cairo, which are on display in Paris Horemheb (1323-1293BC) is nicknamed 'the usurper' as from mentoring...Tutankhamen, he unscrupulously managed to take over his throne. Horemheb's ambitious nature left a legacy of buildings featuring beautifully...
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A widow's plea and a murder mystery: meet a queen who tried her hand at matchmatching--for herself!
Magazine article from: Dig
; ...pharaoh of Egypt. Others think the plot might have been the work of the Egyptian general Horemheb (hor-EM-heb), an ambitious middle-aged man. Horemheb succeeded Ay, who died after only four years on the throne. THE TRAGEDY CONTINUES And...
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 "The Birmingham Post (England)")
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Antiques: Treasures of the Pharaohs; Richard Edmonds reports on the sale of the Plaisant Jozef Nestor Collection of Ancient Egyptian Art.
Newspaper article from: The Birmingham Post (England)
; ...after-life) is a quartzite head of the New Kingdom Pharaoh Horemheb (1319-1292 BC) one of the rulers mentioned in the TV series...given to wiping out all traces of those who had come before. Horemheb reigned for 28 years. Apparently, his mummified remains have...
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 "Post-Tribune (IN)")
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Who was King Tut's daddy? DNA test could finally tell us
Newspaper article from: Post-Tribune (IN)
; ...Amenhotep III is believed to have been Akhenaten's father. That would make him Tutankhamun's grandfather. A general named Horemheb largely ran the country during Tut's reign. He and other generals were known to claim royal blood. DNA testing on mummies...
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