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“Invisible” Cirrus Clouds in NOAA-2 VHRR Imagery
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Examples of NOAA-2 VHRR visible and infrared images presented in this paper show the importance and usefulness of these images, particularly in detecting cirrus clouds, when they are used together.
On the Infrared Transmission Through Cirrus Clouds and the Estimation of Relative Humidity from Satellites
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: On the basis of satellite and other types of information, it is shown, both on observational and theoretical grounds, that cirrus clouds have a higher transmission for radiation at 10 ? than for radiation at 6 ?. Thus, in ...
Eddies Along a Gulf Stream Boundary Viewed from a Very High Resolution Radiometer
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Pronounced eddies along the western edge of the Gulf Stream were observed by the Very High Resolution Radiometer aboard the NOAA-2 satellite. Similar eddies were seen on one previous occasion. In each case, there was an ...
Satellite Measurements of Reflected Solar Energy and the Energy Received at the Ground
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: A method is described for comparing satellite measurements of reflected solar radiation with pryheliometric measurements at the ground and with measurements from airplanes. When data from accurate, well-calibrated satellite ...
Evolution of Gulf Stream Eddies as Seen in Satellite Infrared Imagery
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Pronounced eddies along the western edge of the Gulf Stream were again observed by the Very High Resolution Radiometer aboard the NOAA-2 satellite. A rare sequence of infrared images obtained over a period of seven days ...
PRELIMINARY STUDY OF PLANETARY-SCALE OUTGOING LONG-WAVE RADIATION AS DERIVED FROM TIROS II MEASUREMENTS
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Daily composite Northern Hemisphere charts of outgoing long-wave radiation were derived from TIROS II measurements for about 25 days in late November and December 1960. Although data coverage was incomplete and variable ...
TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL VARIATIONS IN THE PLANETARY-SCALE OUTGOING LONG-WAVE RADIATION AS DERIVED FROM TIROS II MEASUREMENTS
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Daily composite charts of outgoing long-wave radiation between latitudes 55°N. and 55°S. were derived from TIROS II measurements for 26 days between late November 1960 and early January 1961. Samples of these charts reveal ...
An Investigation of Some Synoptic Capabilities of Atmospheric “Window” Measurements from Satellite TIROS II
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Several samples of infrared radiation measurements in the 8?13 micron water-vapor ?window? made by TIROS II are studied in relation to conventionally observed information on pressure systems, cloudiness and temperature ...