#aerolog

• Aerogram — A special letter sheet made of thin paper, folded and gummed to form an envelope, intended exclusively for international airmail transmission, with the postage stamp printed directly on its surface; in meteorology, a graphic diagram or monogram used to record and analyze atmospheric thermodynamic variations in relation to altitude.
• Aerologist — A meteorologist specialized in aerology; a scientist or technician who deals with the study of the physical structure, thermodynamic properties, and dynamic phenomena within the upper layers of the Earth's atmosphere, utilizing data collected by radiosondes, pilot balloons, or weather radars.
• Aerologist — The feminine form for the term aerolog; a female meteorologist specialized in aerology, who deals with investigating the physical structure, thermodynamic properties, and currents within the upper layers of the Earth's atmosphere by interpreting data transmitted by radiosondes or satellites.
• Aerological — Relating to aerology, concerning aerology; referring to the physical, dynamic, and thermodynamic study of the free atmosphere, especially the upper layers (upper troposphere, stratosphere). It applies to charts, data, or sounding stations.
• Aerology — A branch of meteorology that studies the physical properties, dynamic phenomena, and thermodynamic processes in the upper layers of the Earth's atmosphere (upper troposphere, stratosphere), beyond the direct influence of the ground; investigation is carried out through direct experimental methods, such as radiosondes, pilot balloons, weather rockets, and satellites.
• Anemometrography — A scientific methodology, experimental technique, or branch of applied aerology dealing with the simultaneous dual graphical recording, mathematical description, and structural analysis of the velocity and direction of moving air masses.