Water Vapor Winds in the Arctic Region Retrieved from FY-3D MWHS-II 183.31-GHZ Brightness Temperature

Bingxu Li; Xi Guo; Hao Liu; Donghao Han; Gang Li; Ji Wu

doi:10.1109/igarss53475.2024.10641183

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Water Vapor Winds in the Arctic Region Retrieved from FY-3D MWHS-II 183.31-GHZ Brightness Temperature

Bingxu Li Xi Guo Hao Liu Donghao Han Gang Li Ji Wu

Year: 2024 Pages: 5756-5759

DOI: 10.1109/igarss53475.2024.10641183

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Brightness Arctic Brightness temperature Environmental science Meteorology The arctic Water vapor Remote sensing Atmospheric sciences Telecommunications Geology Optics Physics Computer science Oceanography

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Arctic and Antarctic ice dynamics

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