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A quasi-global analysis of tropospheric water vapor content and its temporal variations from radiation data of the meteorological satellite Tiros IV.

William R. Bandeen, E. Raschke

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Radiation data measured by Tiros IV satellite for determination of global distribution of atmospheric water vapor

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Radiation data measured by Tiros IV satellite for determination of global distribution of atmospheric water vapor

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Radiation data measured by Tiros IV satellite for determination of global distribution of atmospheric water vapor

Key concepts: Satellite, Environmental science, Water vapor, Remote sensing, Meteorology, Troposphere, Water content, Atmospheric sciences

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A quasi-global analysis of tropospheric water vapor content and its temporal variations from radiation data of the meteorological satellite Tiros IV.

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