Testing five Radioprobes in INRIM by Philofluid Research group
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10 Feb Testing five Radioprobes in INRIM by Philofluid Research group

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On 29th September 2021, a set of five Radioprobes was tested by the Complete group (Shahbozbek Abdunabiev, Mina Golshan, Daniela Tordella, Andrea Caporali, and Chiara Giron) and INRIM collaboration (Istituto Nazionale di Ricerca Metrologica, Andrea Merlone, Chiara Musacchio, Coppa Graziano) in comparison with a weather permanent station containing a Vaisala probe located in the INRIM campus.