Applications of Passive and Active Microwave Sensors ...
487
Atmos. Sci., University of Washington, Seattle, WA, USA, 291 pp. (Available from University
Microfilm, 305 N. Zeeb Road, Ann Arbor, MI 48106.)
Petty GW, Katsaros KB (1992) The response of the SSM/I to the marine environment Part
I. An analytic model for the atmospheric component of observed brightness temperatures. J
Atmos and Oceanic Tech 9: 746-761
Petty GW, Katsaros KB (1994) The response of the SSM/I to the marine environment.
Part II: A parameterization of the effect of the sea surface slope distribution on emission and
reflection. J Atmos and Oceanic Tech 11, in press
Petty GW (1994a) Physical retrieval of over-ocean rain rate from multichannel microwave
imagery. Part I: Theoretical characteristics of normalized polarization and scattering indices.
Met and Atmos Phys 54: 79-99
Petty GW (1994b) Physical retrieval of over-ocean rain rate from multichannel microwave
imagery. Part II: Algorithm implementation. Met and Atmos Phys 54: 101-121
Petty GW, Miller DK (1995) Satellite microwave observations of precipitation correlated
with intensification rate in extratropical cyclones. Mon Wea Rev 123: 1904-1911
Platnick S, Twomey S (1994) Determining the susceptibility of cloud albedo to changes in
droplet concentration with the Avanced Very High Resolution Radiometer. J Appl Met 33:
334-347
Quilfen Y, Katsaros KB, Chapron B (1993) Surface wind and precipitation patterns
in tropical cyclones observed the ERS-1 scatterometer and with the Special Sensor Microwave/Imager. Proceedings of the Second ERS-J Symposium, October, 11-14, Hamburg, Germany
Quilfen Y, Katsaros KB, Chapron B (1994) Structures des champs de vent de surface
dans les cyclones tropicaux observes par Ie diffusiometre d'ERS-l et relation avec les vagues et
les precipitations, Memoires de l'Institut Oceanographique, Monaco, no. 18, 13-22
Rasmussen E (1979) The polar low as an extra-tropical CISK disturbance. Q J R Meteor
Soc 105: 531-549
Reed RJ, Albright MD (1986) A case study of explosive cyglogenesis in the eastern Pacific.
Mon Wea Rev 114: 2297-2319
Reed RJ, Stoelinga MT, Kuo YH (1992) A model-aided study of the origin and evolution
of the anomalously high potential vorticity in the inner region of a rapidly deepening marine
cyclone. Mon Wea Rev 120: 893-913
Reed RJ, Grell GA, Kuo YH (1993) The ERICA lOP 5 storm. Part I: Analysis and
simulation. Mon Wea Rev 121: 1577-1594
Rogers E, Bosart LF (1986) An investigation of explosively deepening oceanic cyclones. Mon
Wea Rev 114: 702-718
Rossow WB, Gardner LC, Lacis AA (1989) Outlook for research on subtropical marine
stratiform clouds. Bull Amer Met Soc 2, 419-458
Sanders F, Gyakum JR (1980) Synoptic-dynamic climatology of the "Bomb". Mon Wea
Rev 108: 1589-1606
Shapiro MA, Fedor LS, Hampel T (1987) Research aircraft measurements of a polar low
over the Norwegian Sea. Tellus 39A: 272-306
Shapiro MA, Keyser D (1990) Fronts, Jet Streams, and the Tropopause. In Extratropical
Cyclones, The Erik Palmen Memorial Volume, C. Newton and E.O. Holopainen, Eds., American
Meteorological Society, Boston, MA, USA, 167-191
487
Atmos. Sci., University of Washington, Seattle, WA, USA, 291 pp. (Available from University
Microfilm, 305 N. Zeeb Road, Ann Arbor, MI 48106.)
Petty GW, Katsaros KB (1992) The response of the SSM/I to the marine environment Part
I. An analytic model for the atmospheric component of observed brightness temperatures. J
Atmos and Oceanic Tech 9: 746-761
Petty GW, Katsaros KB (1994) The response of the SSM/I to the marine environment.
Part II: A parameterization of the effect of the sea surface slope distribution on emission and
reflection. J Atmos and Oceanic Tech 11, in press
Petty GW (1994a) Physical retrieval of over-ocean rain rate from multichannel microwave
imagery. Part I: Theoretical characteristics of normalized polarization and scattering indices.
Met and Atmos Phys 54: 79-99
Petty GW (1994b) Physical retrieval of over-ocean rain rate from multichannel microwave
imagery. Part II: Algorithm implementation. Met and Atmos Phys 54: 101-121
Petty GW, Miller DK (1995) Satellite microwave observations of precipitation correlated
with intensification rate in extratropical cyclones. Mon Wea Rev 123: 1904-1911
Platnick S, Twomey S (1994) Determining the susceptibility of cloud albedo to changes in
droplet concentration with the Avanced Very High Resolution Radiometer. J Appl Met 33:
334-347
Quilfen Y, Katsaros KB, Chapron B (1993) Surface wind and precipitation patterns
in tropical cyclones observed the ERS-1 scatterometer and with the Special Sensor Microwave/Imager. Proceedings of the Second ERS-J Symposium, October, 11-14, Hamburg, Germany
Quilfen Y, Katsaros KB, Chapron B (1994) Structures des champs de vent de surface
dans les cyclones tropicaux observes par Ie diffusiometre d'ERS-l et relation avec les vagues et
les precipitations, Memoires de l'Institut Oceanographique, Monaco, no. 18, 13-22
Rasmussen E (1979) The polar low as an extra-tropical CISK disturbance. Q J R Meteor
Soc 105: 531-549
Reed RJ, Albright MD (1986) A case study of explosive cyglogenesis in the eastern Pacific.
Mon Wea Rev 114: 2297-2319
Reed RJ, Stoelinga MT, Kuo YH (1992) A model-aided study of the origin and evolution
of the anomalously high potential vorticity in the inner region of a rapidly deepening marine
cyclone. Mon Wea Rev 120: 893-913
Reed RJ, Grell GA, Kuo YH (1993) The ERICA lOP 5 storm. Part I: Analysis and
simulation. Mon Wea Rev 121: 1577-1594
Rogers E, Bosart LF (1986) An investigation of explosively deepening oceanic cyclones. Mon
Wea Rev 114: 702-718
Rossow WB, Gardner LC, Lacis AA (1989) Outlook for research on subtropical marine
stratiform clouds. Bull Amer Met Soc 2, 419-458
Sanders F, Gyakum JR (1980) Synoptic-dynamic climatology of the "Bomb". Mon Wea
Rev 108: 1589-1606
Shapiro MA, Fedor LS, Hampel T (1987) Research aircraft measurements of a polar low
over the Norwegian Sea. Tellus 39A: 272-306
Shapiro MA, Keyser D (1990) Fronts, Jet Streams, and the Tropopause. In Extratropical
Cyclones, The Erik Palmen Memorial Volume, C. Newton and E.O. Holopainen, Eds., American
Meteorological Society, Boston, MA, USA, 167-191