Comparisons between point response function measurements and theory for the clouds and the Earth's radiant energy system (CERES) TRMM and the EOS-AM spacecraft thermistor bolometer sensors
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Robert S. Wilson | Kory J. Priestley | John Paden | Susan Thomas | G. Louis Smith | Dhirendra K. Pandey | Robert B. Lee | Herbert C. Bitting
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