Comparisons of Wind Speed Retrievals from an Airborne Microwave Radiometer (AMPR) with Satellite-Based Observations During the OLYMPEX/RADEX Field Campaign
Comparisons of Wind Speed Retrievals from an Airborne Microwave Radiometer (AMPR) with Satellite-Based Observations During the OLYMPEX/RADEX Field Campaign
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AMPR is an airborne instrument that flew aboard the NASA ER-2 during the OLYMPEX/RADEX field campaign in late 2015. This poster's goal is to explore how well the instrument can retrieve near-surface wind speed over the ocean.
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Comparisons of Wind Speed Retrievals from an Airborne Microwave Radiometer (AMPR) with Satellite-Based Observations During the OLYMPEX/RADEX Field Campaign
2017
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Meteorological Data Collection, Analysis, & Weather Forecasting , Natural Resources & Earth Sciences , Atmospheric models , Cloud glaciation , Wind velocity , Linearity , Microwave radiometers , Ocean surface , Polarization characteristics , Precipitation (meteorology) , Regression analysis , Satellite observation , Spatial resolution , Airborne equipment , Emission , Ice clouds , Precipitation measurement , Satellite-borne photography , Water vapor