satellite sea surface temperature
The multifractal structure of satellite sea surface temperature maps can be used to obtain global maps of streamlines
... actual surface stream- lines we have compared them with a new branch of altime- try products (SURCOUF maps), which have been produced for a short period with optimal satellite ...
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Mapping the Antarctic Polar Front: weekly realizations from 2002 to 2014
... using satellite sea surface temperature (SST) estimated from cloud-penetrating microwave ...and satellite data and pro- vides a unique realization of the PF at weekly resolution across ...
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RECENT TRENDS IN SEA SURFACE TEMPERATURE OFF MEXICO
... Caribbean Sea and the entire Gulf of ...of satellite data (1985 to 2009) for the Caribbean Sea and the southeastern Gulf of Mexico, and reported an average trend of ...
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Tracking Skipjack Tuna Fishing Ground in West Banda Sea relations with Sea Surface Temperature Parameters from Aqua MODIS Satellite
... lowest sea surface temperature was found in ...low temperature of SST in June, 2014 was estimated due to the influence of the east monsoon between June-July, while in May much due to ...
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Sea surface salinity retrieval based on Levenberg Marquardt algorithm using satellite data
... Camps A., Font J., Vall-llossera M., Gabarro C., Corbella I., Duffo N., Torres F., Blanch S., Aguasca A., Villarino R., Enrique L., Miranda J.J., Arenas J.J., Julia A., Etcheto J., Caselles V., Weill A., Boutin J., ...
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Observations of positive sea surface temperature trends in the steadily shrinking Dead Sea
... Dead Sea sea surface temperature (SST), which is the main point of our study, is one of the causal factors of water evap- oration which affects the Dead Sea water level (Lensky et ...
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Argo. Oceanography Vol. 22, No.3. A PROVOR float shortly before recovery by Japan Coast Guard Vessel Takuyo. Courtesy of K. Suehiro, Japan Coast Guard
... Sea Surface temperature Sea surface temperature (SST) is esti- mated from satellite measurements, using sparse ocean surface drifters (at ~ 1-m depth) and other in ...
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Overview of the Copernicus Marine Environment Monitoring Service Products Available for the Arctic Region
... of temperature, salinity, current velocities, sea surface height, ice thickness, ice speed and mean ice cover area available ...assimilates satellite measurements of sea surface ...
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Seasonal variability of the diurnal cycle of the Black Sea surface temperature from the SEVIRI satellite measurements
... Fig. 6, a shows the calculated temporal variability of the average over the area of basin A for 2015. The highest values are observed in April - May, when they often exceed 2.5 °C and reach 3 °C. In these months, the ...
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Trends and Interannual Variability of Satellite Based Wind and Sea Surface Temperature over the Southern Ocean in the Recent Decade
... and temperature range from 0˚C to 4˚C (0˚C to −4˚C) in summer ...its temperature from south (−1˚C) towards north (18˚C). Strong temperature gradients observed north of 50˚S between 0˚ to 60˚E and ...
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High-resolution satellite turbidity and sea surface temperature observations of river plume interactions during a significant flood event
... Following Horner-Devine et al. (2015, and references therein), the river plume structures can be described in terms of four dynamical regions characterized by different dom- inant dynamical balances: (1) the source ...
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Arctic surface temperatures from Metop AVHRR compared to in situ ocean and land data
... the temperature observa- tion coverage in the Arctic Ocean is very ...Furthermore, temperature measurements from drifters may be dubious, be- cause the drifters nesting on the ice may be buried in snow or ...
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Eliminating bias in satellite retrievals of sea surface temperature
... strength, temperature dependence and pressure-broadening from the HITRAN database of Rothman et ...of temperature and pressure at every wavenumber required to span the ATSR channels at ...
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A long-term record of blended satellite and in situ sea-surface temperature for climate monitoring, modeling and environmental studies
... gradients, Reynolds et al. (2007) showed dOISST performs well. Reynolds and Chelton (2010) also found that feature resolution of an analysis is not necessarily related to the grid size. To illustrate this point here, the ...
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A comparative assessment of satellite-derived Adriatic Sea surface temperature
... between satellite and buoy data to be ~0.5 K, with the satellite underestimating SST in most of the studied ...between satellite and in situ SST was observed in many world-ocean regions with the ...
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Artificial Neural Networks to reconstruct incomplete satellite data: application to the Mediterranean Sea Surface Temperature
... The presence of lacking data is a common problem when working with environmental data. This problem can arise due to insufficient sampling, faults in data acquisition, er- ror in measurements, cloud presence (in the case ...
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Sea surface temperature retrieval using TRMM microwave imager satellite data in the South China Sea
... The study was conducted in South China Sea located between 2 o N to 7 o N and 100 o E to 107 o E which includes Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Taiwan and Philippines (Figure 1). This area undergoes climate changes ...
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Using Saildrones to Validate Satellite-Derived Sea Surface Salinity and Sea Surface Temperature along the California/Baja Coast
... RSS70 satellite-derived products are encouraging, but not as statistically significant as for ...SSS satellite-derived data; (2) land ...the satellite footprint are over ...of satellite minus ...
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Quantifying sea surface temperature ranges of the Arabian Sea for the past 20 000 years
... the satellite data used by Shakun et ...the surface ocean water would get depleted for the period of extremely heavy rainfall in the or- der of a few tenths of a ...
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Monitoring of sea surface currents by using sea surface temperature and satellite altimetry data in the Caspian Sea
... bands ranging from 0.4–14.4 μm (Hosoda et al., 2007). These products are gridded and their resolutions are 250 m at nadir, with five bands at 500 m; the resolution of the remaining 29 bands is 1 km. MODIS sensor ...
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