Examining Convective Signatures in Scatterometer Data

Lang, Timothy J.; Garg, Piyush; Priftis, Georgios; Nesbitt, Steve; Chronis, Themis; Lindsley, Richard

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Examining Convective Signatures in Scatterometer Data

Lang, Timothy J.·Garg, Piyush·Priftis, Georgios·Nesbitt, Steve·Chronis, Themis·Lindsley, Richard

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Lang, Timothy J., Garg, Piyush, Priftis, Georgios, Nesbitt, Steve, Chronis, Themis, Lindsley, Richard. 2018-04-24. Examining Convective Signatures in Scatterometer Data. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20180008581

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