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Effects of microplastics and surfactants on surface roughness of water waves. [PDF]
Sun Y, Bakker T, Ruf C, Pan Y.
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Matched Filter Cyclone Maximum Wind Retrievals Using CYGNSS: Progress Update and Error Analysis. [PDF]
Al-Khaldi MM +5 more
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Towards Wind Vector and Wave Height Retrievals Over Inland Waters Using CYGNSS. [PDF]
Loria E +3 more
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The impact of assimilating ocean surface wind observations from the Cyclone Global Navigation Satellite System (CYGNSS) is examined in a high-resolution Observing System Simulation Experiment (OSSE) framework for tropical cyclones (TCs).
Brian McNoldy +11 more
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Landscape freeze–thaw (F/T) state parameters are an integral part of research on terrestrial hydrological processes, vegetation growth dynamics, and terrestrial–atmospheric trace gas exchange.
Wentao Yang +4 more
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Reservoir Water Level Monitoring Using CYGNSS's Level-1 Observations
The use of measurements from NASA's CYGNSS mission for the mapping of inland water bodies has been extensively demonstrated in past works. Despite this progress, the use of CYGNSS measurements for monitoring dynamic properties of water bodies ...
Nicholas J. Brendle +4 more
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Characterization of CYGNSS Ocean Surface Wind Speed Products
Since its launch in 2016, a number of wind speed retrieval algorithms have been developed for the NASA CYGNSS satellite observations. We assess their accuracy and precision and characterize the dependence of their performance on environmental factors. The dependence of retrieval uncertainty on the wind speed itself is considered.
Christopher Ruf +8 more
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The UC Berkeley Random Walk Algorithm WaterMask from CYGNSS (Berkeley‐RWAWC) is a new data product designed to address the challenges of monitoring inundation in regions hindered by dense vegetation and cloud cover as is the case in most of the Tropics ...
Tianjiao Pu +5 more
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Updates to the CYGNSS Ocean Surface Heat Flux Product
The initial development of the Cyclone Global Navigation Satellite System (CYGNSS) Ocean Surface Heat Flux Product, shortly after the satellite mission began, quickly became a valuable tool for analyzing and monitoring latent and sensible heat fluxes ...
Juan A. Crespo +4 more
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Planetary Water: Quantifying Water Stored in Martian Hydrated Minerals and Downscaling SMAP Soil Moisture to 3km Using CYGNSS Reflectivity [PDF]
Quantifying the water in all Martian water reservoirs is important for understanding the history of water on Mars, including Mars’ past climate and potential for habitability.
Bednarek Wernicke, Liza J.
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