NASA NTRS · 19750033040
A remote sensing study of Pacific hurricane Ava
Abstract
Aircraft, Skylab, NOAA-2, ATS-3, and NIMBUS-5 recently obtained a variety of measurements of Pacific hurricane Ava. These measurements are unusually broad in scope and include satellite observed passive microwave emissivities at 13.9 and 19.5 GHz, active microwave scattering cross-sections at 13.9 GHz, and near infrared and visible images. Essentially simultaneous aircraft measurements of wind speed, waves, whitecaps, 1.4 and 13-15 GHz passive microwave emissivities, 1.4 GHz active microwave images, sea surface temperatures, pressure fields, and aerosol size distributions were also obtained. A brief description of sensors and platforms is presented along with some in-depth details of results obtained.
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Ross, D., Mcfadden, J., Au, B., Brown, W.. 1974-01-01. A remote sensing study of Pacific hurricane Ava. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19750033040
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