Microwave Radiation of the Ocean-Atmosphere: Boundary Heat and Dynamic Interaction

This book provides readers insight into the application of satellite microwave radiometric methods for the study of the system ocean-atmosphere (SOA) interaction. It discusses the influence of the horizontal heat transfer in the atmospheric boundary layer (ABL), its temperature, humidity regime and energy exchange with the ocean surface as well as corresponding SOA brightness changes

Researches effects and regularities which can explain the behavior of the SOA heat and radiation characteristics at the stages of origin and development of tropical cyclones

Some topics of this book can have implications for research of the weather inter- and intra annual changes in the West Europe