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I think it's a 50km spacing grid over the ocean. There are multiple satellites, so they get multiple scans per day. Also, they might ingest the data into a mo
by mturmon 13y ago
I think it's a 50km spacing grid over the ocean. There are multiple satellites, so they get multiple scans per day. Also, they might ingest the data into a model, and report the model outputs, so this could enhance temporal resolution.
Another issue with in situ sensors is calibration and uniformity. Unless they were installed by a central authority, they are likely to all be different. This makes analysis harder.