'Rt model' diaporamas de présentation

Conceptual Issues in Response-Time Modeling

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Assessing the Impact of Structural Effects on the Radiative Signature of Vegetation

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Proposal Defense Kevin Ross Turpie Dept of Geography University of Maryland 6 December 2006

Modeling directional reflectance spectra of coastal marsh vegetation for remote sensing applications. Proposal Defense Kevin Ross Turpie Dept of Geography University of Maryland 6 December 2006. Dr. Michael Kearney Dr. Stephen Prince Dr. Michelle Hofton Dr. Robert Hudson

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Proposal Defense Kevin Ross Turpie Dept of Geography University of Maryland 6 December 2006

Modeling directional reflectance spectra of coastal marsh vegetation for remote sensing applications. Proposal Defense Kevin Ross Turpie Dept of Geography University of Maryland 6 December 2006. Dr. Michael Kearney Dr. Stephen Prince Dr. Michelle Hofton Dr. Robert Hudson

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AIRS Sounding and Cloud Property Study

AIRS Sounding and Cloud Property Study. Xuebao Wu, Jun Li, Paul Menzel,Allen Huang In collaboration with CIMSS colleagues National Satellite Meteorology Center, Beijing, China CIMSS, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, U.S.A. Mar.6, 2006. Outline. ( Clear Sounding Study)

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Photolysis frequency measurements on the DC-8 during INTEX-NA

Photolysis frequency measurements on the DC-8 during INTEX-NA. Rick Shetter Barry Lefer Sam Hall. SAFS Instrument. Scanning Actinic Flux Spectroradiometer (SAFS). Quartz optical collection head 2 ? steradian light collection 30 cm Artificial Horizon

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HIRAD Hurricane Imaging Radiometer

HIRAD Hurricane Imaging Radiometer. PI: Dan Cecil, NASA MSFC HIRAD Team (apologies to anyone I missed!): MSFC : Cecil, Mark James, Brent Roberts, Sayak Biswas (NPP), Tim Miller (retired) UAH : Dave Simmons, Lori Schultz

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Biophysical products from Landsat

Biophysical products from Landsat. Ramakrishna Nemani NASA Ames Research Center Ranga Myneni Boston University Jennifer Dungan NASA Ames Research Center. LANDSAT Science Team Meeting January 9-11, 2007. Planned Contribution.

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Infall rates from observations

Infall rates from observations. Joseph Mottram. Why is infall relevant?. Infall must happen for star formation to proceed The rate of infall on envelope scales is important for the t imescale for envelope depletion

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