Visible and infrared techniques
Time-dependent indexing schemes and time-dependent life-history techniques are discussed.
Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Merritt, E. S..
Time-dependent indexing schemes and time-dependent life-history techniques are discussed.
The author has identified the following significant results. The three budget analyses show a weak correspondence between LANDSAT cloud patterns and elements of the energy and moisture budgets. It was found that a little more energy is contributed by the ground to heat the air in cloudy areas. Improvements are warranted in the budget models and data coverage necessary to describe the environment. These models can serve as a basis for more complex models of surface air heat and moisture exchanges which would utilize readily available meteorological data on a mesoscale.
A geocoded data management system applicable for hydrological applications was designed to demonstrate the utility of the Atmospheric and Oceanographic Information Processing System (AOIPS) for hydrological applications. Within that context, the geocoded hydrology data management system was designed to take advantage of the interactive capability of the AOIPS hardware. Portions of the Water Resource Data Management System which best demonstrate the interactive nature of the hydrology data management system were implemented on the AOIPS. A hydrological case study was prepared using all data supplied for the Bear River watershed located in northwest Utah, southeast Idaho, and western Wyoming.
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There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
There are no author-identified significant results in this report.
Photographic data processing, management, and dissemination system to support Earth Resources Technology Satellite program - Vol. 3
Data center for management, processing, and dissemination of photographic products generated by ERTS
Tenuous cirrus cloud influence on 6.4-6.9 micron Nimbus 2 water observations, discussing equivalent black body temperatures correspondence to cloud and clear areas
Data analyses of Tiros and Nimbus radiometric observations
Nimbus satellite high resolution infrared photographic data analysis
Applicability of TIROS and Nimbus data to investigate feasibility of sea surface and temperature measurements from satellites - oceanography
Role of satellite and manned spacecraft in marine meteorology - oceanography