Composable multi-satellite precipitation estimation for evolving observing systems
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arXiv:2605.14426v2 Announce Type: replace-cross Abstract: Rapid and spatially continuous precipitation monitoring is critical for flood, landslide, and other hydrometeorological hazard warnings, particularly in regions where rain-gauge and weather-radar networks are sparse. The coordinated use of heterogeneous satellite observations, including geostationary infrared, passive microwave, and spaceborne radar measurements, is therefore a key pathway toward more accurate and spatially refined precipitation monitoring. Recent deep-learning methods have substantially improved multi-source satellite
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- arXiv:2605.14426v2 Announce Type: replace-cross Abstract: Rapid and spatially continuous precipitation monitoring is critical for flood, landslide, and other hydrometeorological hazard warnings, particularly in regions where rain-gauge and weather-radar networks are sparse.
- The coordinated use of heterogeneous satellite observations, including geostationary infrared, passive microwave, and spaceborne radar measurements, is therefore a key pathway toward more accurate and spatially refined precipitation monitoring.
- Recent deep-learning methods have substantially improved multi-source satellite
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