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Remote Sensing Data Application, Data Reanalysis and Advances for Mesoscale Numerical Weather Models
This special issue belongs to the section “Atmospheric Remote Sensing“.
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Recent progress in computer technology and computing capabilities has facilitated more advanced applications of remote sensing data in mesoscale numerical weather models. Furthermore, the developments of remote sensing technology continuously provide new data types. Such advances will benefit both numerical weather prediction (NWP) for severe and high-impact weather events and the quality of regional/global data reanalysis. This Special Issue seeks innovative submissions that are related to improving the accuracy of mesoscale weather models through remote sensing data assimilations, new remote sensing networks, or other remote sensing data applications that improve the prediction of high-impact weather events, air quality research, land & water monitoring, and the decision making involved in such predictions, as well as applications of and enhancements in regional or global data reanalysis with remote sensing data.
Dr. Yunheng Wang
Dr. Feifei Shen
Dr. Xin Li
Dr. Lipeng Jiang
Dr. Yuyan Cui
Dr. Dongmei Xu
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- advances in remote sensing data assimilation
- new types of remote sensing observations, network design or data analysis with numerical models
- convective-allowing and/or regional numerical model developments
- probabilistic prediction methods
- verification methods and statistical modelling
- new developments in artificial intelligence for numerical models
- regional and global data reanalysis techniques
- coupled data assimilation
- air quality research
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Published Papers
Remote Sens. - ISSN 2072-4292