This paper describes the development of the thunderstorm weather information management system “CB WIMS” within the European Integrated Project FLYSAFE and presents results from applications in case studies over the terminal manoeuvring area of airport Paris Charles de Gaulle

Delannoy, Alain

Forster, Caroline

Guillou, Yann

Hauf, Thomas

Laroche, Pierre

Lunnon, Bob

Markovic, Danijela

Sénési, Stéphane

Tabary, Pierre

Tafferner, Arnold

Turb, Deborah

Institute of Transport Research:Publications

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