NASA NTRS · 19890030485
Water - The key to global change
Abstract
The role of water in processes of global change is discussed. The importance of water in global warming, the loss of biological diversity, the activity of the El Nino southern oscillation, and the melting of polar ice are examined. Plans for a mission to measure tropical rainfall using a two frequency radar, a visible/IR radiometer and a passive microwave radiometer are noted. The way in which global change is affected by changes in patterns of available water is considered.
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Soffen, Gerald A.. 1988-10-01. Water - The key to global change. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890030485
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