Surface albedo is one of the key parameters of land surface radiation and energy balance. As surface albedoes for visible and near-infrared solar radiation are quite different, solar radiation partitioning is important to parameterize the total surface ...
Chunlei Meng, Huoqing Li
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Land surface albedo is essential for comprehending energy budget and climate effects. However, significant discrepancies exist in various albedo datasets, primarily due to variations in the surface data and simulation models employed. This study assessed
Guojin Pang +6 more
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Surface albedo measurements and surface type classification from helicopter-based observations during MOSAiC. [PDF]
Sperzel TR +9 more
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Surface albedo is one of the key controlling geophysical parameters in the surface energy budget studies, and its temporal and spatial variation is closely related to the global climate change and regional weather system due to the albedo feedback ...
Ying Qu +5 more
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Decreasing surface albedo signifies a growing importance of clouds for Greenland Ice Sheet meltwater production. [PDF]
Ryan JC +6 more
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Instant Response of Tibetan Plateau Surface Albedo to Snow Coverage and Depth in Snow Season
Tibetan Plateau (TP) snow cover is featured by sub‐seasonal changes, affecting weather and climate in surrounding and downstream areas. Previous studies emphasize the effect of background atmospheric circulation on rapid changes of TP snow cover as a ...
Xin Miao +5 more
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Impacts of burn severity on short-term postfire vegetation recovery, surface albedo, and land surface temperature in California ecoregions. [PDF]
Rother DE +3 more
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Surface Albedo and Temperature Models for Surface Energy Balance Fluxes and Evapotranspiration Using SEBAL and Landsat 8 over Cerrado-Pantanal, Brazil. [PDF]
Angelini LP +6 more
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Aerosol and non-aerosol drivers of regional trends in top-of-atmosphere albedo over 2002–2020
Climate change responds to, and in turn modifies, trends in the Earth’s top-of-atmosphere (TOA) albedo. These trends are caused in particular by anthropogenic aerosol-radiation and aerosol-cloud interactions, as well as by non-aerosol feedbacks involving
Noé Clément +5 more
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Diurnal asymmetry of surface albedo in a semi‐arid grassland over the China's Loess Plateau
In current land surface models or satellite remote sensing retrievals, clear‐sky surface albedo (α) is usually assumed to be symmetrical and relies only on the solar elevation angle (SEA).
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