Ku-band scatterometer SST sensitivity and geophysical model function
Zhixiong Wang, Ad Stoffelen, Anton Verhoef
Abstract
Zhixiong Wang, Ad Stoffelen, Anton Verhoef
Abstract
Closely collocated C and Ku band scatterometer winds are investigated and significant differences occur depending on sea surface temperature (SST). C-band scatterometer winds do not show any significant SST effect against independent wind references, but Ku-band scatterometer winds show a clear SST-dependent effect, but varying as a function of wind speed. Both statistical and physical analyses of these effects are presented.
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Closely collocated C and Ku band scatterometer winds are investigated and significant differences occur depending on sea surface temperature (SST). C-band scatterometer winds do not show any significant SST effect against independent wind references, but Ku-band scatterometer winds show a clear SST-dependent effect, but varying as a function of wind speed. Both statistical and physical analyses of these effects are presented.
Key concepts: Scatterometer, Ku band, Wind speed, Sea surface temperature, Sensitivity (control systems), Remote sensing, Environmental science, Meteorology