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Abstract Over tropical oceans, cumulus convection is triggered by updrafts from the atmospheric boundary layer (BL). Given mutual interactions between cumulus convective ensembles and synoptic‐ to global‐scale atmospheric phenomena, it seems important to quantitatively evaluate the updraft on spatiotemporal scales relevant to the interactions and ...
S. Yokoi +3 more
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Abstract Peat decomposition is progressing in Southeast Asia due to lowered groundwater levels (GWL) caused by drainage. Additionally, droughts during El Niño events significantly lower the GWL, the main environmental factor that controls greenhouse gas (GHG; carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane) emissions in peatlands.
Takashi Hirano +19 more
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Evaluation of GSMaP Precipitation Estimates over the Contiguous United States
Abstract Precipitation estimates from the Global Satellite Mapping of Precipitation (GSMaP) project are evaluated over the contiguous United States (CONUS) for the period of 2005–06. GSMaP combines precipitation retrievals from the Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission satellite and other polar-orbiting satellites, and interpolates them ...
Yudong Tian +4 more
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COMPARISON ANALYSIS OF HIMAWARI 8, CHIRPS AND GSMaP DATA TO DETECT RAIN IN INDONESIA
The need for rainfall data, especially for areas where the number of observation stations is not very close, is very important for local climate analysis activities. This data need can be met, one of which is from remote sensing data, such as Himawari 8.
Rido Dwi Ismanto +2 more
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Applications of Attention‐Enhanced CNN Models to Regional Precipitation Downscaling
Abstract Precipitation downscaling is essential for generating high‐resolution data from coarse‐resolution global climate models and assessing the environmental impacts of climate change at regional and local scales. Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) are an emerging critical deep‐learning technique that promises significant improvements over other ...
Lei Fan +6 more
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Tropical Cyclone Intensity Change and Axisymmetricity Deduced from GSMaP
The relationship of tropical cyclone (TC) future intensity change to current intensity and current axisymmetricity deduced from hourly Global Satellite Mapping of Precipitation (GSMaP) data was investigated. Axisymmetricity is a metric that correlates positively with the magnitude of the axisymmetric component of the rainfall rate and negatively with ...
Udai Shimada +2 more
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The emergence of various high-resolution satellite precipitation products (SPPs) solves the problem of precipitation data sources for areas with a lack of precipitation data and is recognized as a reliable supplement to rain gauge observations in ...
Haojian Chen +5 more
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ABSTRACT In hydrologic modeling, forecasting peak floods is a complex and high‐priority task, particularly in regions with limited in situ observations. This research investigates the potential of utilizing satellite‐based precipitation products with near real‐time updates (NRT‐SbPP), together with deep learning, to improve peak flow estimation and ...
Saeideh Pourentezari +4 more
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Abstract Convective heating and vertical motion are closely linked to each other and follow similar evolutionary paths over their convective life cycle. It has not yet been extensively explored, using observation, how such a collaborative evolution changes systematically from region to region over tropical oceans.
Yi‐Chien Chen, Hirohiko Masunaga
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