JCSDA quarterly. No. 59 (Spring 2018)

doi:10.7289/V5/Q-JCSDA-59-2018

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JCSDA quarterly. No. 59 (Spring 2018)

2018

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NESDIS (National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service)
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Ping Yang and co-authors have documented improvements in microwave interactions with various forms of frozen precipitation particles as an advancement to the CRTM. Ed Hyer of NRL and his co-authors have provided a case indicating the potential value of using geosynchronous-based aerosol optical depth (AOD) retrievals in operational analyses, though noting the challenges that arise from the lack of sub-daily variation within their modeling system. And A. R. Naeger et al have contributed an article discussing how to use multi-sensor AODs measurements to improve radiance assimilations for NWP. (Editor's notes)
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Analysis Artificial Satellites In Earth Sciences Data Processing Mathemeatical Models Numerical Weather Forecasting Periodicals Satellite Meteorology Weather Forecasting Artificial Satellites In Earth Sciences Data Processing Mathemeatical Models Numerical Weather Forecasting Satellite Meteorology Weather Forecasting
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https://doi.org/10.7289/V5/Q-JCSDA-59-2018
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Miscellaneous
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United States
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Public Domain
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Library
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urn:sha256:f40ae24df79ef76b32936f2adc7ae15accc4dad8d0b5d5e5278e3df034558281
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