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Comparison of in-situ, aircraft, and satellite land surface temperature measurements over a NOAA Climate Reference Network site
- Compares land surface temperature (LST) measurements made from multiple platforms
- Assesses temporal and spatial variability of LST
- Finds that tower-based LST agreed better with aircraft-based LST than Satellite LST
- Finds that MODIS LST was better correlated with the tower based LST than the air temperature
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