The contribution of AMSR-E 18.7 and 10.7 GHz measurements to improved boreal forest snow water equivalent retrievals
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- 2008-05-15
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- 127
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Keywords
Snow, Environmental science, Taiga, Boreal, Water equivalent
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- Evaluation of snow products over the Tibetan Plateau
- Snowmelt variability in Polar Bear Pass, Nunavut, Canada, from QuikSCAT: 2000–2009
- Towards improved snow water equivalent retrieval algorithms for satellite passive microwave data over the mountainous basins of western USA
- Tundra Snow Cover Properties from In-Situ Observation and Multi-Scale Passive Microwave Remote Sensing
- Subgrid variability of snow water equivalent at operational snow stations in the western USA
- Microwave snow emission modeling uncertainties in boreal and subarctic environments
- An In-Depth Evaluation of Heritage Algorithms for Snow Cover and Snow Depth Using AMSR-E and AMSR2 Measurements
- AMSR-E data inversion for soil temperature estimation under snow cover
- Investigating the feasibility of the globsnow snow water equivalent data for climate research purposes
- Distribution of barren‐ground caribou during winter in response to fire
- A simple retrieval method of land surface temperature from AMSR-E passive microwave data - A case study over Southern China during the strong snow disaster of 2008
- Estimating northern hemisphere snow water equivalent for climate research through assimilation of space-borne radiometer data and ground-based measurements
- Progresses on microwave remote sensing of land surface parameters
- A simple parameterization for a boreal forest radiative transfer model at microwave frequencies
- Hourly simulations of the microwave brightness temperature of seasonal snow in Quebec, Canada, using a coupled snow evolution―emission model
- Recent advances in remote sensing of seasonal snow
- Effect of ENSO Phase on Large-Scale Snow Water Equivalent Distribution in a GCM
- A review of global satellite-derived snow products
- Analysis of simulated and spaceborne passive microwave brightness temperatures using in situ measurements of snow and vegetation properties
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