论文信息 - Production of global sea surface temperature fields for the Jet Propulsion Laboratory workshop comparisons

Production of global sea surface temperature fields for the Jet Propulsion Laboratory workshop comparisons

Sea surface temperature (SST) is measured from space by the advanced very high resolution radiometer (AVHRR), scanning multichannel microwave radiometer (SMMR), high resolution infrared sounder (HIRS) and VISSR atmospheric sounder (VAS). Typical accuracies have been reported from 0.5°C regionally to 2.0°C on a global basis. To evaluate the accuracy of the satellite-derived sea surface, temperatures, a series of three workshops was organized to provide uniform data reduction and analysis. The analytical techniques used to intercompare satellite and in situ measurements are described in detail. Selected results showed the overall average rms errors were in the range 0.5°–1.0°C.

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