Sea Surface Temperature Quiz
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What is the main advantage of infrared (IR) sensors for sea surface temperature observation?

  • Higher coverage area
  • Superior radiometric performance
  • Ability to see through clouds
  • Higher spatial and temporal resolution (correct)
  • What is a limitation of microwave sensors for sea surface temperature observation?

  • Suitability for coastal and marginal ice zone areas
  • Inability to see through clouds
  • Higher radiometric performance
  • Coarser spatial resolution (correct)
  • Why are IR sensors typically limited to ~20% of the global ocean for retrievals?

  • They have lower spatial resolution
  • They have lower radiometric performance
  • They are subject to radio frequency interference (RFI)
  • They cannot see through clouds (correct)
  • What is a unique advantage of microwave sensors over IR sensors for sea surface temperature observation?

    <p>Ability to see through heavily precipitating clouds</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a drawback of using microwave sensors for sea surface temperature observation?

    <p>Inability to be used in coastal and marginal ice zone areas</p> Signup and view all the answers

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