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First 400 results for ” James M. Ciarlò”

1. Supporting Earth-Observation Calibration and Validation: A new generation of tools for crowdsourcing and citizen science

   Citizens are providing vast amounts of georeferenced data in the form of in situ data collections...

   L See, S Fritz, E Dias, E Hendriks, B Mijling, F Snik, P Stammes, F Vescovi, G Zeug, PP Mathieu, YL Desnos, M Rast | Status: published | Journal: IEEE Gosci. Remote Sensing Letters | Volume: 4 | Year: 2016 | First page: 38 | Last page: 50 | doi: 10.1109/MGRS.2015.2498840

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2. Total ozone column derived from GOME And SCIAMACHY using KNMI retrieval algorithms: validation against brewer measurements at the Iberian Peninsula
   M Anton, M Kroon, JM Vilaplana, M Banon, RJ van der A, JP Veefkind, P Stammes, L Alados-Arboledas | Status: published | Journal: J. Geophys. Res. | Volume: 116 | Year: 2011 | doi: 10.1029/2011JD016436

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3. Error sources in the retrieval of aerosol information over bright surfaces from satellite measurements in the oxygen A band

   Retrieving aerosol optical thickness and aerosol layer height over a bright surface from measured...

   S Nanda, M de Graaf, M Sneep, JF de Haan, P Stammes, AFJ Sanders, O Tuinder, JP Veefkind, PF Levelt | Status: published | Journal: Atmospheric Measurement Techniques | Volume: 11 | Year: 2018 | First page: 161 | Last page: 175 | doi: 10.5194/amt-11-161-2018

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4. A weighted least squares approach to retrieve aerosol layer height over bright surfaces applied to GOME-2 measurements of the oxygen A band for forest fire cases over Europe

   This paper presents a weighted least squares approach to retrieve aerosol layer height from top-o...

   S Nanda, JP Veefkind, M de Graaf, M Sneep, P Stammes, JF de Haan, AFJ Sanders, A Apituley, O Tuinder, PF Levelt | Status: published | Journal: Atmospheric Measurement Techniques | Volume: 11 | Year: 2018 | First page: 3263 | Last page: 3280 | doi: 10.5194/amt-11-3263-2018

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5. Clouds dissipate quickly during solar eclipses as the land surface cools

   Clouds affected by solar eclipses could influence the reflection of sunlight back into space and ...

   V.J.H. Trees, S.R. de Roode, J.I. Wiltink, J.F. Meirink, P. Wang, P. Stammes, A.P. Siebesma | Journal: Communications Earth & Environment | Volume: 5 | Year: 2024 | doi: 10.1038/s43247-024-01213-0

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