A note on the occurrence of cloud in meteorologically sensitive areas and the implications for advanced infrared sounders

By A. P. McNally. 2002

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Subfields: Atmospheric Science, Global and Planetary Change

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In Atmospheric Science

1. N. Baker
2. R. Langland
3. Dacian N. Daescu
4. Ionel M. Navon
5. Gregory J. Hakim
6. R. Gelaro
7. Yanqiu Zhu
8. B. Ancell

In Global and Planetary Change

1. N. Baker
2. R. Langland
3. Dacian N. Daescu
4. Ionel M. Navon
5. Gregory J. Hakim
6. R. Gelaro
7. Yanqiu Zhu
8. B. Ancell

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• Estimation of observation impact using the NRL atmospheric variational data assimilation adjoint system (2004, background): “This correlation of observation impact with cloud cover likely exists because: (i) cloudy regions are more dynamically active and sensitive to analysis errors (McNally 2002), and (ii) there are fewer total observations in regions with the highest percentage cloud cover, so that each available observ”