Satellite-Based Intensity Estimation is a remote sensing methodology that uses satellite-derived observational data, such as infrared and microwave imagery, to quantitatively assess the maximum sustained wind speed and central pressure of tropical cyclones, thereby enabling operational and research-based storm intensity analysis in the absence of direct in situ measurements.
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Christopher S. Velden, Bruce Harper, Frank Wells et al. · Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society · 2006 · 401 citations · Full text
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