466 pgs, 1995, Academic Press
  ISBN 978-0124064300

Atmospheric scientists need to know the basics about satellite meteorology. This book does this. An introduction to weather satellites, it is designed for senior undergraduates/graduate students whose concern is the analysis and forecasting of significant climatic and weather phenomena.

Emphasizing the measurement of physical conditions from space, Satellite Meteorology also explores current techniques and technological applications. Each chapter includes extensive bibliographic references.

  TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Introduction: History of Satellite Meteorology
2. Orbits and Navigation
3. Radiative Transfer
4. Meteorological Satellite Instrumentation
5. Image Interpretation
6. Temperature and Trace Gases
7. Winds
8. Clouds and Aerosols
9. Precipiation
10. Earth Radiation Budget