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Inside , it 's a melange of work stations , computers , radar screens and state-of-the-art electronics that record barometric pressure inside the storm to determine its strength , wind speed at different altitudes , direction and exact location . In discussing their results , Buskirk and his associates found that training at high altitude " had no deleterious effects on subsequent performance at lower altitudes . However , the wind results from RAMS are at the surface while those from MM5 are at an altitude of 24m . The attenuation of the various spectral components of the solar radiation as it passes through the Earth 's atmosphere enables vertical abundance profiles for ozone , nitrogen dioxide , water vapor , carbon dioxide and background and volcanic aerosols to be determined for altitudes between 20 and 100 km . In 1965 , Buskirk , J. Kollias , E. Picon-Reatigue , R. Akers , E. Prokop , and Paul Baker conducted their study , " Physiology and Performance of Track Athletes at Various Altitudes in the United States and Peru . It is critical that there be sufficient overlap of instruments between the WB-57 ( see Table 2 ) and the Electra ( see Table 3 ) to reliably infer whether or not the air sampled at high altitudes is related to that sampled in the inflow region and to make inferences about sources and sinks for that air , from the time of sampling in the inflow region to the time of sampling in the outflow . As important in a broader , Pacific context is some estimate of the intrinsic importance to birds of those high altitude forests , particularly to the species only rarely encountered elsewhere . The October day on which this attack occurred was clear , and , as this great aerial armada went over the troops , at an altitude of about 15,000 feet , our men cheered them from the trenches , as it gave a feeling of power which could be felt in no other way . In fact the air is only about twice as " dirty " as that at the Mauna Loa Observatory at a similar altitude , but in the Central Pacific . A skillful pilot can bring a balloon back to near the point of takeoff by changing altitudes to ride wind currents in different directions . Provides summer appointments at the High Altitude Observatory ( HAO ) for college students entering their senior year . Day bombardment relies for its protection on the altitude at which it flies , and on compactness and closeness of formation , so that all their guns can be brought to bear . Luckily , though still a bit underdeveloped , Tibet has several star-rated hotels as well as some simple and clean hostels in each prefecture of its administrative range , except for Ngari , where the high altitude makes the place inaccessible to common tourists . Subspecies junghuhniana typically grows in extensive pure stands on volcanic slopes between altitudes of 1500 to 3100 m but can also occur below 100 m. Subspecies timorensis is normally found at lower altitudes , especially in Timor where it grows from near sea level to 300 m. Rainfall in its natural habitat is monsoonal with a well-defined summer maximum and a range of 700-1500 mm ( NAS 1984 ) . Though this region is theoretically just as susceptible to trigonometry as flat terrain , true precision was elusive at such high altitudes . This makes our varieties perfect for high altitudes and early or late planting in ... The autopilot continually adjusts the flight track in response to glidersonde heading , altitude , and position throughout the flight . Cold deserts are found at high altitudes above the altitudinal limit of vegetation on mountains . Oh , we may learn a little about the behaviour of the human body at high altitudes , and possibly medical men may turn our observation to some account for the purposes of aviation . When individuals first arrive at a high altitude , they are stimulated by hypoxia to hyperventilate .