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Applications of airborne remote sensing in atmospheric sciences research
Get PDFThis paper explores the potential for airborne remote sensing for atmospheric sciences research. Passive and active techniques from the microwave to visible bands are discussed. It is concluded that technology has progressed sufficiently in several areas that the time is right to develop and operate new remote sensing instruments for use by the community of atmospheric scientists as general purpose tools. Promising candidates include Doppler radar and lidar, infrared short range radiometry, and microwave radiometry
A new technique for inferring surface albedo from satellite observations
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Automatic Classification of Clouds on METEOSAT Imagery: Application to High-Level Clouds
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Reply to comments on "surface albedo over the Sahel from Mteosat radiances" by DESCHAMPS, P.-Y. et G. DEDIEU (565-574)
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The dynamics of polar jet streams as depicted by the METEOSAT WV channel radiance field
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Remote sensing of cirrus cloud parameters using advanced very-high-resolution radiometer 37- and 109-μm channels
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No full textRemote sensing of cirrus cloud optical thickness and effective particle size for the National Polar-orbiting Operational Environmental Satellite System Visible/infrared imager Radiometer Suite: sensitivity to instrument noise and uncertainties in environmental parameters
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