Effect of inhomogeneity on the validation of SEVIRI LWP

We study the impact of horizontal cloud variability on the intercomparison of surface and satellite-based observations. In particular we compare LWP retrieved by the geostationary MSG-2 SEVIRI sensor to LWP retrieved by ground-based MW radiometers. This study is based on both synthetic cloudfields t...

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Main Authors: Schutgens, N, Greuell, W, Roebeling, R
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Published: 2009
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description We study the impact of horizontal cloud variability on the intercomparison of surface and satellite-based observations. In particular we compare LWP retrieved by the geostationary MSG-2 SEVIRI sensor to LWP retrieved by ground-based MW radiometers. This study is based on both synthetic cloudfields that allow accurate analysis of the various error sources and comparison of real SEVIRI and MW radiometer observations. In particular we provide evidence that shows that the errors introduced by intercomparison are larger than the satellite retrieval errors. © 2009 American Institute of Physics.
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spelling oxford-uuid:6ef5fc58-44cd-42ef-96a1-b7749d06430f2022-03-26T19:27:47ZEffect of inhomogeneity on the validation of SEVIRI LWPConference itemhttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_5794uuid:6ef5fc58-44cd-42ef-96a1-b7749d06430fSymplectic Elements at Oxford2009Schutgens, NGreuell, WRoebeling, RWe study the impact of horizontal cloud variability on the intercomparison of surface and satellite-based observations. In particular we compare LWP retrieved by the geostationary MSG-2 SEVIRI sensor to LWP retrieved by ground-based MW radiometers. This study is based on both synthetic cloudfields that allow accurate analysis of the various error sources and comparison of real SEVIRI and MW radiometer observations. In particular we provide evidence that shows that the errors introduced by intercomparison are larger than the satellite retrieval errors. © 2009 American Institute of Physics.
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Effect of inhomogeneity on the validation of SEVIRI LWP
title Effect of inhomogeneity on the validation of SEVIRI LWP
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title_short Effect of inhomogeneity on the validation of SEVIRI LWP
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