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The next generation of spaceborne rain radars: science rationales and technology status

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The next generation of spaceborne rain radars: science rationales and technology status

Im, E.; Durden, S. L.; Kakar, R. K.; Kummerow, C. D.; Smith, E. A.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2014/10459
Date: 2002-10-23
Citation: SPIE - Remote Sensing of the Atmosphere Environment and Space
Hangzhou, China

Abstract:

The 13.8 GHz Precipitation Radar (PR) aboard the US/Japan Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM) satellite is the first rain profiling radar ever launched into space. A TRMM follow-on mission, called the Global Precipitation Mission (GPM), is currently planned to extend and improve the TRMM acquired rainfall data set.

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