NASA NTRS · 19630001274
SATELLITES AND WEATHER FORECASTING
Abstract
Just 2 years ago the first Tiros weather satellite gave meteorologists powerful new eyes with which to view their atmospheric domain. Since that time developments have been rapid. Techniques have been developed for using the satellite observations in day-to-day weather analysis and forecasting. Communications have been improved to increase the availability of the satellite observations throughout the world. Research using the Tiros data is increasing our understanding of the atmosphere and will lead to improved weather observing satellite
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David S Johnson. 1962-11-01. SATELLITES AND WEATHER FORECASTING. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19630001274
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