论文信息 - Mapping snow properties for spatially distributed snow hydrological modeling in mountainous areas using passive microwave remote sensing data

Mapping snow properties for spatially distributed snow hydrological modeling in mountainous areas using passive microwave remote sensing data

A method to incorporate passive microwave remote sensing measurements in a spatially distributed snow hydrology model is investigated. The difference in scale is tackled using an electromagnetic scattering model and parameter estimation techniques. An important aspect is accounting for the lack of homogeneity within the area of the sensor footprint.

Jenq-Neng Hwang | Leung Tsang | L. L. Wilson

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