A formula-free approach to remote sensing based on images from GOES and Meteosat satellites. How to twist radiance readings at the satellite into air temperatures and soil characteristics. Guided exercises on viewers will try to make you familiar with satellite data.
with Jose Prieto
Suggested pre-reading: https://www.meted.ucar.edu/training_module.php?id=1096#
Please find here the live session recording.
Did you ever wonder why we feel cold in dry air during the night?
Or what does the Earth do with all the light from the Sun?
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It seems we are too many in this course for supervised data analysis on GOES imagery. Still we will briefly go through
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