NASA NTRS · 19930010889
Global water cycle
Abstract
This research is the MSFC component of a joint MSFC/Pennsylvania State University Eos Interdisciplinary Investigation on the global water cycle extension across the earth sciences. The primary long-term objective of this investigation is to determine the scope and interactions of the global water cycle with all components of the Earth system and to understand how it stimulates and regulates change on both global and regional scales. Significant accomplishments in the past year are presented and include the following: (1) water vapor variability; (2) multi-phase water analysis; (3) global modeling; and (4) optimal precipitation and stream flow analysis and hydrologic processes.
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Robertson, Franklin, Goodman, Steven J., Christy, John R., Fitzjarrald, Daniel E., Chou, Shi-Hung, Crosson, William, Wang, Shouping, Ramirez, Jorge. 1993-01-01. Global water cycle. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930010889
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