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The statistical structure of the field of surface soil layer moisture from ground-based and satellite observations

Russian Meteorology and Hydrology. 2017. No. 6. P. 403–414.
Gordin V. A., Bykov P. L., Tarasova L. L., Vasilenko E. V.

The archives of measurements at a network of stations of Roshydromet stocks of available water capacity and satellite measurements of relative soil moisture topsoil according with the instrument ASCAT (MetOp satellites) were used. The estimation of the statistical structure of the fields of available water capacity in the upper 10- and 20-cm soil layers, correlations were found between the data of remote sensing (RS) data and agrometeorological stations. Developed procedure for automated pre-control ground-based measurements. The algorithm is statistically optimal transform of remote sensing data in estimating the amount of moisture in the upper soil layer.

Research target: Earth Sciences Biology Mathematics
Priority areas: IT and mathematics
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Keywords: положительная определенностькорреляционная функцияRemote Sensingcorrelation functionдистанционное зондирование Землиsoil moistureavailable water capacityoptimal interpolationpositive certaintycontrol dimensionsвлажность почвызапасы продуктивной влагиоптимальная интерполяцияконтроль измерений
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