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Science Highlights - 2008

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March

  • Antarctic Sea Ice Results from the AMSR-E Bootstrap (ABA) and NASA Team (NT2) Algorithms: Similar but Not Identical
  • Assessment of ICESat sea ice elevation accuracies using airborne laser altimeter data
  • Using Mycosporine-like Amino Acids as Taxonomic Indicators in Remote Sensing Reflectance
  • Determination of Tree Layer Properties for Improved Microwave Soil Moisture Retrieval
  • Radiance assimilation shows promise for improving microwave snow retrievals

January/February

  • ICESat Data Showing Decline in Arctic Sea Ice Thickness
  • Tipping Point for the Arctic Perennial Ice Cover
  • A New Blended Global Snow Product Using Visible, Microwave and Scatterometer Satellite Data
  • Passive Millimeter-Wave Satellite Sensors Can Detect Falling Snow over Land
  • A Better Way to Measure Water Vapor in the Upper Troposphere and Lower Stratosphere (UTLS)


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