Titlebook: Oceanography from Space; Revisited Vittorio Barale,J.F.R. Gower,L. Alberotanza Book 2010 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010 AVHRR.Co

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Oceanic Planetary Waves and Eddies: A Privileged View from Satellite Altimetry,e by the accuracy of the instruments flown since the early 1990 s, have been extremely successful for improving our knowledge on the characteristics of ocean dynamics at these scales. Here we review some of that success, including the confirmation that planetary (Rossby) waves are common in the ocea

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Sea Surface Temperature Measurements from Thermal Infrared Satellite Instruments: Status and Outloosurface temperature measurements based on TIR satellite data. A short overview of key past, present and future TIR sensors is provided together with an overview of the primary on-going retrieval challenges and issues. The future outlook for TIR satellite systems is good, with assured continuity of t

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Use of TIR from Space in Operational Systems,nd temporal resolutions of either twice daily (for polar-orbiters) or up to half-hourly for geostationary satellites, with nighttime RMS errors typically between 0.3 and 0.5°C compared with buoys. They are a valuable data source for input into operational systems for real-time SST composite products

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,Some Reflections on Thirty­Five Years of Ocean Color Remote Sensing, early development of this enterprise. In this chapter I relate those that had a significant impact on the subject and on my own work, and try to describe the historical setting in which they took place. These were very exciting and sometimes trying times for the members of the CZCS Experiment Team.

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The Past, Present, and Future of the AVHRR Pathfinder SST Program,pects of this history are reviewed and summarized in this chapter, along with a review of the currently available Pathfinder SST data. In addition, a look forward to the next generation of Pathfinder currently under development is presented.

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,Some Reflections on Thirty­Five Years of Ocean Color Remote Sensing,ribe the historical setting in which they took place. These were very exciting and sometimes trying times for the members of the CZCS Experiment Team. I hope I can convey some of that excitement and frustration, and along the way, a few details about the subject.