The initial contact of external water with erupting magma and the mass ratio of water to
magma govern the development of hydrovolcanic phenomena. The phase relations of water …

A procedure for estimating sea surface temperature was developed by using the near and
thermal infrared data available from full resolution (1.1 km field of view) daytime passes of …

Remote sensing of meteorological parameters helps to provide the initial conditions for
numerical weather prediction (NWP). Desired fields include those of temperature, moisture …

Progress has been made in the past four years by US scientists in the development and
application of active and passive satellite remote sensing techniques to the study of oceanic …

Geostationary satellite observations of a zonally oriented sea surface temperature front in
the eastern equatorial Pacific were made between 1975 and 1981. Long waves appeared …

Satellite techniques for measurement of sea surface temperature (SST) are reviewed briefly,
and a discussion of satellite SST applications and recent research in oceanography is …

A brief review is given of the spatial and temporal pattern of sea surface temperature (SST)
observations for the southern hemisphere. An analysis is made of 20 years (1950–1969) of …

The variability of sea surface temperature fronts in the western North Pacific is investigated
by using satellite and shipboard data. On a 100 km by 100 km grid and on a time step of 1 …

Initial results from the Seasat scanning multichannel microwave radiometer indicate that the
sea surface temperature can be measured with a root-mean-square sensitivity of 1.2° C or …

Application of GOES archived data to determining sea surface temperature in the Gulf of
Mexico is investigated for October 1977, a period when two research ships and three …