Improvements in Land-Use Classification for Estimating Daytime Surface Temperatures and Sea-Breeze Flows in Southern California

Sequera, Pedro; González, Jorge E.; McDonald, Kyle; LaDochy, Steve; Comarazamy, Daniel

doi:10.1175/ei-d-14-0034.1

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Improvements in Land-Use Classification for Estimating Daytime Surface Temperatures and Sea-Breeze Flows in Southern California

2016
By Sequera, Pedro ; González, Jorge E. ; McDonald, Kyle ; ...
Source: Earth Interactions, 20(16), 1-32

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Earth Interactions
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Sequera, Pedro ; González, Jorge E. ; McDonald, Kyle ; LaDochy, Steve ; Comarazamy, Daniel

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The aims of this work are to better understand the coastal flow patterns and sea–land thermal gradient by improving the land-cover classification scheme in the region using updated airborne remote sensing data and to assess the suitability of the updated regional atmospheric modeling system for representing maritime flows in this region. This study uses high-resolution airborne data from the NASA Hyperspectral Infrared Imager (HyspIRI) mission preparatory flight campaign over Southern California and surface ground stations to compare observations against model estimations.
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Applications Atmosphere/Ocean Structure/Phenomena Atmosphere–land Interaction Circulation/Dynamics Classification Land Use Mathematical And Statistical Techniques Mesoscale Models Models And Modeling Observational Techniques And Algorithms Office Of Education Educational Partnership Program Remote Sensing Sea Breezes
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Earth Interactions, 20(16), 1-32
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