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Next-generation spaceborne Precipitation Radar (PR-2) instrument and technology

Eastwood Im, S. L. Durden, Gregory A. Sadowy, A. Berkin, Jun Yan Huang, Ming Lou, Bernardo C. Lopez, Y. Rahmat–Samii, Sembiam Rajagopal Rengarajan

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Abstract

The Global Precipitation Mission (GPM)is currently being developed as a follow-on to the Tropical Ranifall Measuring Mission (TRMM).

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The Global Precipitation Mission (GPM)is currently being developed as a follow-on to the Tropical Ranifall Measuring Mission (TRMM).

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The Global Precipitation Mission (GPM)is currently being developed as a follow-on to the Tropical Ranifall Measuring Mission (TRMM).

Key concepts: Remote sensing, Radar, Precipitation, Environmental science, Meteorology, Geology, Computer science, Geography

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