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Water-vapor observations

2006
Introduction Water vapor is a key climate variable, serving to link a variety of complex and poorly understood processes. Although comprising less than 1% of the atmospheric mass, water vapor is the dominant gaseous absorber of thermal radiation.
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Water Vapor Fields Deduced from METEOSAT-1 Water Vapor Channel Data

Journal of Climate and Applied Meteorology, 1983
Abstract A quasi-operational process for the determination of water vapor fields from METEPSAT-1 water vapor channel data is described. Each count of the WV picture is replaced by the corresponding mean relative humidity value using both the calibration of the WV channel and the empirical relation between radiance and relative humidity.
M. M. Poc, M. Roulleau
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Water vapor absorption in insects

American Journal of Physiology-Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology, 1983
In common with other animals the principal examples of water transport in insects are to be found in processing food and in excretion. Some insects and other arthropods are able to absorb water vapor using preexisting buccal or rectal structures. This unique exploitation of atmospheric water depends on adequate areas for condensing water vapor and the
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Water Vapor Permeability

1999
Materials which are able to take in or let out moisture either need to be porous or selectively permeable. Membranes are products which are permeable to low molecular weight products or ions. In this work we will discuss mainly microporous or hydrophilic films, coatings and impregnations, i.e. materials permeable to water vapor.
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Vapor Lubrication for Reducing Water and Ice Adhesion on Poly(dimethylsiloxane) Brushes

Advanced Materials, 2022
Youmin Hou, Michael Kappl, Jie Liu
exaly  

Water vapor and lapse rate feedbacks in the climate system

Reviews of Modern Physics, 2021
Robert Colman, Brian J Soden
exaly  

Tracing Water Vapor

Science, 2000
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