NASA NTRS · 19910023347
Global water cycle
Abstract
The primary objective is to determine the scope and interactions of the global water cycle with all components of the Earth system and to understand how it stimulates and regulates changes on both global and regional scales. The following subject areas are covered: (1) water vapor variability; (2) multi-phase water analysis; (3) diabatic heating; (4) MSU (Microwave Sounding Unit) temperature analysis; (5) Optimal precipitation and streamflow analysis; (6) CCM (Community Climate Model) hydrological cycle; (7) CCM1 climate sensitivity to lower boundary forcing; and (8) mesoscale modeling of atmosphere/surface interaction.
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Robertson, Franklin R., Christy, John R., Goodman, Steven J., Miller, Tim L., Fitzjarrald, Dan, Lapenta, Bill, Wang, Shouping. 1991-09-01. Global water cycle. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19910023347
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