A clearer view of Earth’s water cycle via neural networks and satellite data

by Markus Andrews 4 May 2022, 00:00 199 Views

To manage and protect water resources, it is necessary to understand the water cycle. Passive microwave radiometers onboard satellites are used to monitor water resources, like soil moisture. However, microwave sensors, such as radiometers, are too coarse to see small-scale meteorological features, which can affect large-scale phenomena occurring within the water cycle. Other spaceborne instruments produce finer-resolution images, but these instruments are much more sensitive to cloud contamination, limiting their useful coverage.

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A clearer view of Earth’s water cycle via neural networks and satellite data

Absent legislative victory, the president can still meet US climate goals

Spatiotemporal variation characteristics of livestock manure nutrient in the soil environment of the Yangtze River Delta from 1980 to 2018

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