Estimation of sea surface temperature from space
Remote Sensing of EnvironmentPublished 1 December 1970Open access
David C. Anding, R. J. Kauth
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Abstract
A procedure is derived for obtaining improved estimates of water surfacetemperature by means of spatially scanning space-borne systems which would perform simultaneous radiometric measurements in two wavelength intervals in the thermal infrared atmospheric-window spectral regions. The procedure should reduce errors in the estimate of water surface temperature caused by haze and water vapor effects from approximately [plus-or-minus sign]2.0[deg]C to approximately [plus-or-minus sign]0.15[deg]C.
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Earth and Planetary SciencesEngineeringEnvironmental Science