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Title: Water Vapour Weighted Mean Temperature Model for Gps-Derived Integrated Water Vapour in Peninsular Malaysia.
Authors: Musa, T. A.
Mazlan, M. H
Opaluwa, Y. D.
Musliman, I. A.
Radzi, Z.M.
Keywords: Diurnal cycle, Monsoon, GPS Meteorology
Issue Date: 2017
Publisher: International Society of Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing (ISPRS)
Citation: Musa et al. (2017). Water Vapour Weighted Mean Temperature Model for GPS-Derived Integrated Water Vapour in Peninsular Malaysia. The Int. Arch. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci., XLII-4/W5.
Series/Report no.: XLII-4/W5;
Abstract: This paper presents the development of TM model by using the radiosonde stations from Peninsular Malaysia. Two types of TM model were developed; site-specific and regional models. The result revealed that the estimation from site-specific model has small improvement compared to the regional model, indicating that the regional model is adequately to use in estimation of GPS-derived IWV over Peninsular Malaysia. Meanwhile, this study found that the diurnal cycle of TS has influenced the TM-TS relationship. The separation between daytime and nighttime observation can improve the relationship of TM-TS. However, the impact of diurnal cycle to IWV estimation is less than 1%. The TM model from Global and Tropic also been evaluated. The Tropic TM model is superior to be utilized as compared to the Global TM model.
URI: http://repository.futminna.edu.ng:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/18057
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