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Use of Multiple Gauges and Microwave Attenuation of Precipitation for Satellite Verification
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: In this paper both a microwave attenuation measurement along a horizontal line and multiple point gauge measurements are analyzed as possible ground-truth designs to validate satellite precipitation retrieval algorithms ...
Error Analysis for Some Ground Validation Designs for Satellite Observations of Precipitation
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: In this paper point gauges are used in an analysis of hypothetical ground validation experiments for satellite-based estimates of precipitation rates. The ground and satellite measurements are fundamentally different since ...
Model Studies of the Beam-Filling Error for Rain-Rate Retrieval with Microwave Radiometers
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Low-frequency (<20 GHz) single-channel microwave retrievals of rain rate encounter the problem of beam-filling error. This error stems from the fact that the relationship between microwave brightness temperature and rain ...
Evaluation of Some Ground Truth Designs for Satellite Estimates of Rain Rate
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: In this paper point gauge measurements are analyzed as part of a ground truth design to validate satellite retrieval algorithms at the field-of-view spatial level (typically about 20 km). Even in the ideal case the ground ...
The Ground-Truth Problem for Satellite Estimates of Rain Rate
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: In this paper a scheme is proposed to use a point raingage to compare contemporaneous measurements of rain rate from a single-field-of-view estimate based on a satellite remote sensor such as a microwave radiometer. Even ...
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