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TOPEX MICROWAVE RADIOMETER REPLACEMENT

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Visualized dataset
DOI
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Short Name
TOPEX_L2_OST_TMR_Replacement
Description
The Topex Microwave Radiometer (TMR) replacement product, version 1.0, is intended as an interim product for use with the version B Topex MGDRs while a new Topex/Poseidon GDR is being generated. The new GDR will contain the TMR data provided in this replacement product. The TMR replacement product was generated after a recalibration of the TMR for the entire Topex/Poseidon mission by Shannon Brown at JPL.
Version
1
Measurement
ATMOSPHERE › ATMOSPHERIC WATER VAPOR › WATER VAPOR
SPECTRAL/ENGINEERING › MICROWAVE › BRIGHTNESS TEMPERATURE
Processing Level
2
Coverage
Global
Northernmost Latitude
66.15
Southernmost Latitude
-66.15
Westernmost Longitude
0.0
Easternmost Longitude
360.0
Time Span(s)
September 25, 1992 to October 8, 2005
Resolution
Spatial Resolution
11.2 km (Along) x 5.1 km (Across)
Projection
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Platform/Sensor
TOPEX/POSEIDON/TMR
Project
TOPEX/Poseidon (TOPEX/POSEIDON)
Data Provider
PO.DAAC
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Data Access

HTTP
Format: RAW

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