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Global Surface Wind Vectors Resulting From The Assimilation Of Satellite Wind Speed Data In Atmospheric General Circulation Models
Methodology for assigning direction to satel l i te surface wind speed data has been developed and tested. Results from these tests show the relative accuracy of each approach and indicate that this methodology should enable the assimilation of currently available SMMR, SSM/I and Geosat wind speed observations.