NASA NTRS · 20060043113
Atmospheric and ocean sensing with GNSS
Abstract
The 1980s and 1990s saw the Global Positioning System (GPS) transform space geodesy from an elite national enterprise to one open to the individual researcher. By adapting the tools from that endeavor we are learning to probe the atmosphere and the ocean surface in novel ways, including ground-based sensing of atmospheric moisture; space-based profiling of atmospheric refractivity by active limb sounding; and global ocean altimetry with reflected signals.
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Yunck, Thomas P., Hajj, George A.. 2003-09-01. Atmospheric and ocean sensing with GNSS. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060043113
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