Temperature and Humidity Profiles Retrieval in a Plain Area from Fengyun-3D/HIRAS Sensor Using a 1D-VAR Assimilation Scheme

Temperature and Humidity Profiles Retrieval in a Plain Area from Fengyun-3D/HIRAS Sensor Using a 1D-VAR Assimilation Scheme
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10.3390/rs12030435
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2020-01
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Remote. Sens.
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Liuhua Zhu;Yansong Bao;G. Petropoulos;Peng Zhang;Fenglian Lu;Q. Lu;Ying Wu;Dandan Xu
Liuhua Zhu;Yansong Bao;G. Petropoulos;Peng Zhang;Fenglian Lu;Q. Lu;Ying Wu;Dandan Xu
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Liuhua Zhu;Yansong Bao;G. Petropoulos;Peng Zhang;Fenglian Lu;Q. Lu;Ying Wu;Dandan Xu

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