Efecto residual de la nubosidad en la asimilación de temperatura superficial del mar
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Satellite data treatment, sea-surface temperature, auto-regressive modelsAbstract
Sea-surface temperature determined with NOAA satellites is treated by means of the application of an auto-regressive model. The auto-regressive model should be employed for improving assimilation performance whenever the satellite sea-surface field, because of water vapour and cloudiness effects, presents a temporal variability with a random component whose noise has not been filtered in the signal.Downloads
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Donlon C., Minnett P., Gentemann C., Nightingale T., Barton I., Ward B., Murray M.(2002), “Toward improved validation of satellite sea surface skin temperature measurements for climate research”, Journal of Climate15 (feb. 2002), pp. 353-368.
Kurzeja R. J. (2002), “Skin temperature measurements on small bodies of water”, WSRC-MS-2002-00875, 2002.
Jin M., Dickinson R. (2000), “A generalized algorithm for retrieving cloudy sky skin temperature from satellite thermal infrared radiances”, Journal of Geophysical Research 105 D22, pp. 27037-27047 (nov. 2000)
Lonin S., Anduckia J., Parra C., Molares, R. (2003). Sistema de Pronóstico de las Condiciones Oceanográficas del Mar Caribe para Operaciones Navales. Boletín Científico No. 21, pp. 8-27, CIOH 2003.
Stowe L., Mc Clain E., Carey R., Pellegrino P., Gutman G., Davis P., Long C., Hart S. (1991), “Global distribution of cloud cover derived from NOAA/AVHRR operational satellite data”, Advances in Space Research 11 (3), p. 351-354.
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Efecto residual de la nubosidad en la asimilación de temperatura superficial del mar. (2004). CIOH Scientific Bulletin, 22, 36-44. https://doi.org/10.26640/22159045.126
