Titlebook: Remote Sensing Advances for Earth System Science; The ESA Changing Ear Diego Fernández-Prieto,Roberto Sabia Book 2016 Springer Internationa

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,CHIMTEA—Chemical Impact of Thunderstorms on Earth’s Atmosphere,e to the mesosphere were analyzed with a 2D tomographic approach to quantify thunderstorm-induced changes and explore how to improve their detectability. The study included observations from Global Ozone Monitoring by Occultation of Stars (GOMOS)/ENVISAT, other satellites, and in situ measurements.

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,TIBAGS: Tropospheric Iodine Monoxide and Its Coupling to Biospheric and Atmospheric Variables—a Glond one based on reprocessed consolidated data (2003–2010). Largest amounts of IO are found in the Polar Regions of Antarctica, for example in the Weddell Sea area in spring time. In addition, enhanced IO amounts are detected above some but not all biologically active ocean areas which show high Chlo

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The Impact of Near-Surface Salinity Structure on SMOS Retrievals,ally larger than the salinity gradients seen in the upper 5 m of the ocean. Effectively, this implies that near-surface salinity gradients cannot explain the discrepancy between the two datasets. Future research is required to repeat this analysis using higher temporal resolution Level 2 data.

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,SMASPARES–SMOS Data Assimilation for Parameter Estimation in Radiative Transfer Models,e Rur and Erft catchments. A new partial grid search approach to parameter estimation (PAGSAPE) is developed in order to reduce computational cost compared to ensemble methods, which is important for future global applications.

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