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CPC MORPHING Technique (CMORPH)
2007IR data are available globally nearly everywhere nearly all the time. However, IR channels measure cloud top temperatures and those temperatures do not always correlate well with rainfall. In many instances the cold cloud shield in a precipitating complex may be several times larger than the areal coverage of the actual precipitating region, sometimes ...
Robert J. Joyce +3 more
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CMORPH: A “Morphing” Approach for High Resolution Precipitation Product Generation
2009The CMORPH technique was developed to synergize the most desirable aspects of passive microwave (high quality) and infrared (spatial and temporal resolution) data. CMORPH is a global (in longitude; 60°N–60°S) high-resolution (∼0.10° latitude/longitude, 1/2-hourly) precipitation analysis technique that uses motion vectors derived from half-hourly ...
Robert J. Joyce +4 more
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Climatology-Focused Evaluation of CMORPH and TMPA Satellite Rainfall Products over the Nile Basin
Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology, 2012AbstractWith many operational satellite rainfall products being available for long periods, it is now possible to examine whether these products can reproduce climatologically known rainfall characteristics over large river basins that suffer from poor surface monitoring resources.
Emad Habib +2 more
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Comparison of CMORPH and TRMM-3B42 over Mountainous Regions of Africa and South America
2009Two satellite rainfall estimation algorithms, CMORPH and TMPA, are evaluated over two mountainous regions at daily accumulation and spatial resolution 0.25°. The evaluated TMPA products are TRMM-3B42 and TRMM-3B42RT. The first of the two validations region is located over the Ethiopian highlands in the Horn of Africa.
Tufa Dinku +2 more
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Assessment of Experiment of Merging Gauge Observations with CMORPH in Sichuan Province
Climate Change Research Letters, 2018openaire +1 more source