NASA NTRS · 19910023350
MAMS: High resolution atmospheric moisture/surface properties
Abstract
Multispectral Atmospheric Mapping Sensor (MAMS) data collected from a number of U2/ER2 aircraft flights were used to investigate atmospheric and surface (land) components of the hydrologic cycle. Algorithms were developed to retrieve surface and atmospheric geophysical parameters which describe the variability of atmospheric moisture, its role in cloud and storm development, and the influence of surface moisture and heat sources on convective activity. Techniques derived with MAMS data are being applied to existing satellite measurements to show their applicability to regional and large process studies and their impact on operational forecasting.
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Jedlovec, Gary J., Guillory, Anthony R., Suggs, Ron, Atkinson, Robert J., Carlson, Grant S.. 1991-09-01. MAMS: High resolution atmospheric moisture/surface properties. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19910023350
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