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3. LIST OF ADEOS JRA PIs
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In response to action item No. 1-13 of the first ADEOS Workshop,
PIs selected for JAXA-EA-MITI ADEOS JRA and their themes are listed below.
1053 Otis B. Brown (USA)
Evaluation of Multi-Satellite Observations and Meso-and Basin Scale Variability
1054 Henry E. Revercomb (USA)
Spectral and Radiometric Calibration of the IMG for ADEOS: Characterization and Validation
1055 Sinjae Yoo (Republic of Korea)
Phytoplankton Dynamics and Primary productivity of the Yellow Sea & East China Sea
1056 Glenn F. Cota (USA)
Collaborative Research on Remote Sensing of Ocean Color in the Arctic
1057 Carmine Serio (Italy)
Convolution of High-resolution Interferograms and Advanced Retrieval in the Atmosphere
1058 B. S. Gohil (India)
Retrieval and Validation of Oceanic Vector Winds from ADEOS NSCAT
1060 P.G.Challenor (U.K.)
Physical and biological response of the ocean to atmospheric forcing, and its variability in space and time
1061 Arlin J. Krueger, Pawan K. Bhartia (USA)
Additional Geophysical Parameters from TOMS by Employing Data from OCTS, AVNIR, ILAS and IMG Sensors
1062 Risto Kuittinen (Finland)
Monitoring global climate change by using ADEOS sensors, ground based observations and crop models in Finland
1063 Knut Stamnes (USA)
Use of Data from the ADEOS Satellite, the Alaska ARM and SAR Facilities and the SHEBA Ice Camp Experiment to Study Cloud/Radiation/Climate Interactions and the Ultraviolet Radiation Environment in the Arctic
1064 Da-ren Lu (China)
Validation of the ILAS measurements by the balloonborne and ground based observations at the Zhongshan station, Antarctica
1065 K.B. Katsaros (France)
Cross-Validation of the NSCAT Ku-band Scatterometer with the C-BAND ERS-2 Scatterometer and Application to Surface Wind Fields and Sea Ice Studies
1066 Ha-Man Cho (Republic of Korea)
The Evaluation and Intercomparisons of the Ground Station Measurements with/and IMG Measurements for Monitoring Greenhouse Gases over the Korean Peninsula
1067 Jeffery John Settle (U.K.)
Studying the Surface Radiation and energy budgets by synergistic use of ADEOS instruments
1068 Gerard J. Megie (France)
Tropospheric and Stratospheric Studies using the ADEOS atmospheric sensors
1069 Frank E. Muller-Karger (USA)
Evaluation of Regional and Temporal Variation of Primary Productivity within Case II Ocean Shelf Waters Using ADEOS-OCTS and SeaWiFS
1071 John Le Marshall (Australia)
The processing and validation of ADEOS IMG data and its impact on global analysis and prediction
1072 Ian Dowman (U.K.)
Use of AVNIR, with data from other sensors for feature extraction.
1074 Abdallah E. Dabbagh (Saudi Arabia)
Data will be co-registered with correction for topographical effects using DEM computed from AVNIR data.
Geomorphic Mapping and Characterization of Sand Dunes in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
1078 Francois De Troch (Belgium)
Estimation of Regional Evapotranspiration by means of a Water and Energy Balance Model and Remotely Sensed Data
1079 David L. Eslinger (USA)
Data Proposal for the Multi-sensor Analysis of Subpixel Scale OCTS Variability
1080 Robert J. Frouin (USA)
North African Savanna Fires and Atmospheric Trace Gases
1081 Jurgen Fischer (Germany)
Determination of ocean properties by using polarization, bidirectional and spectral radiation measurements
1082 Ulrich Schreiber (Germany)
Dualcolor Satellite Laser Ranging Measurements Using RIS
1083 Absornsuda Siripong (Thailand)
Study on Fishery Oceanography in Southeast Asian Seas using ADEOS's OCTS
1084 Michael Berger (Germany)
System Verification of ADEOS AVNIR sensor
1087 Jacquelin Etcheto (France)
Variability of the air-sea CO2 exchange at large scale by complementary use of satellite wind speed and oceanographic carbon measurements
1088 Johannes Raggam (Austria)
Development and application of knowledge-based tools for the operational use of remote sensing data for environmental mapping and monitoring
1089 Steven A. Ackerman (USA)
Scientific Support of the Ocean Color Temperature Scanner
1091 Wesley A. Traub (USA)
Stratospheric Measurements from a Multi-Instrument Balloon Platform for Calibration/Validation of ADEOS
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