NASA NTRS · 20040013225
Space-Time Dynamics of Soil Moisture and Temperature: Scale issues
Abstract
The goal of this project is to gain further understanding of soil moisture/temperature dynamics at different spatio-temporal scales and physical controls/parameters.We created a comprehensive GIS database, which has been accessed extensively by NASA Land Surface Hydrology investigators (and others), is located at the following URL: http://www.essc.psu.edu/nasalsh. For soil moisture field experiments such as SGP97, SGP99, SMEX02, and SMEX03, cartographic products were designed for multiple applications, both pre- and post-mission. Premission applications included flight line planning and field operations logistics, as well as general insight into the extent and distribution of soil, vegetation, and topographic properties for the study areas. The cartographic products were created from original spatial information resources that were imported into Adobe Illustrator, where the maps were created and PDF versions were made for distribution and download.
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Binayak P. Mohanty, Douglas A. Miller, M. Th.van Genuchten. 2003-11-30. Space-Time Dynamics of Soil Moisture and Temperature: Scale issues. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20040013225
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