Commercial Data Program, GNSS-R Ocean Surface Winds Pilot, Executive Summary

Laudier, Natalie; Peltzer, Gerard

doi:10.25923/y3qj-m510

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Commercial Data Program, GNSS-R Ocean Surface Winds Pilot, Executive Summary

2025
By: Laudier, Natalie ; Peltzer, Gerard

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GNSS-R Ocean Surface Winds Pilot Executive Summary
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Laudier, Natalie ; Peltzer, Gerard
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United States. National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service.
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NESDIS (National Environmental Satellite, Data, and Information Service)
Description:

The NESDIS Commercial Data Program (CDP) conducts commercial data studies to help NOAA meet its terrestrial weather mission objectives. Starting in 2024, NOAA conducted a GNSS-R Pilot Study (GNSS-R OSW Pilot) to assess the quality and impact of available commercial GNSS-R observations as a viable, cost-effective means of ocean wind monitoring. As an ancillary part of the Pilot Study, NOAA assessed the quality and impact of commercial GNSS-R observations for soil moisture characterization, land surface flooding/inundation, freeze/thaw events, and sea ice characterization.
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https://doi.org/10.25923/y3qj-m510
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