Abstract
This preliminary study presents the assimilation method, which is based on optimal interpolation, and results of analysis and forecast runs over 12 h for one case. The Special Sensor Microwave/Imager (SSM/I) radiometer (the scanning microwave radiometer aboard the US Navy Defense Meteorological Satellite Program satellite) and the Prevision a Echeance Rapprochee, Integrant des Donnees Observees et Teledetectees (PERIDOT) model (operational limited-area model of the French Meteorological Office) were used to perform this test. We show that assimilation of SSM/I data has a significant impact on the forecast, since the resulting fields, especially the humidity field, are more coherent with the next SSM/I data and radiosonde observations. The SSM/I assimilation is performed first once only, then throughout a 24-h assimilation cycle. -from Authors
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Filiberti, M. A., Eymard, L., & Urban, B. (1994). Assimilation of satellite precipitable water in a meteorological forecast model. Monthly Weather Review, 122(3), 486–506. https://doi.org/10.1175/1520-0493(1994)122<0486:AOSPWI>2.0.CO;2
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