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20 December 1996 Comparison of improved cloud amounts over land derived from two satellite retrieval techniques
Karl Theodor Kriebel, Martina Kaestner, H. Mannstein, S. Przybylak, Klaus Peter Schickel, Steven A. Ackerman
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Abstract
During the conference on 'passive remote sensing of clouds and the atmosphere III' in 1995, a comparison of cloud amounts derived from two retrieval schemes, APOLLO and CHAPS, was presented. It showed good results over ocean but not so good ones over land surfaces. Reasons for the discrepancy have been suggested. Meanwhile, a modified version of the APOLLO scheme has been developed and compared to a one year data set of synop data. They agree quite well. This modified version of APOLLO is used for a new comparison with CHAPS. Using the same data set, the agreement is very god. The remaining difference is probably due to insufficient cloud detection with CHAPS.
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Karl Theodor Kriebel, Martina Kaestner, H. Mannstein, S. Przybylak, Klaus Peter Schickel, and Steven A. Ackerman "Comparison of improved cloud amounts over land derived from two satellite retrieval techniques", Proc. SPIE 2961, Satellite Remote Sensing and Modeling of Clouds and the Atmosphere, (20 December 1996); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.262495
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KEYWORDS
Clouds

Satellites

Reflectivity

Environmental sensing

Spatial resolution

Algorithm development

Atmospheric sensing

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