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MOSAiC instantaneous snowfall rate estimates

Matrosov, Sergey
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The data files provide high temporal (~ 30 sec) resolution time series of MOSAiC liquid equivalent snowfall rate estimates at heights of ~ 170 and 230 m above the ground. The estimates are retrieved from vertically pointing Ka-band radar measurements.

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Matrosov, Sergey. 2019-10-11. MOSAiC instantaneous snowfall rate estimates. https://doi.org/10.5439/1853942

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