Remote Sensing for Ocean-Atmosphere Interaction Studies
A special issue of Remote Sensing (ISSN 2072-4292). This special issue belongs to the section "Ocean Remote Sensing".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 28 September 2025 | Viewed by 55
Special Issue Editor
Interests: land–atmosphere–ocean interaction; monsoons; seamless prediction/projection/verification; climate services; satellite data analysis
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Recent advancements have significantly enhanced the understanding and predictive capabilities of air–sea interaction processes. Improved observational infrastructures, including advanced satellite systems and expanded in situ networks, now provide more precise and realistic measurements, leading to substantial progress in capturing air–sea interactions and refining model evaluations. However, integrating detailed air–sea interaction processes at regional and local scales introduces uncertainties, emphasizing the need for balanced approaches that effectively manage the trade-off between predictive accuracy and forecast uncertainty.
This Special Issue invites contributions that advance measurement techniques, satellite retrieval algorithms, numerical modeling frameworks, data assimilation methods, and integrated observational strategies related to air–sea interactions. Studies leveraging data mining, machine learning, and other analytical approaches to extract deeper insights from observational and model datasets are encouraged. Additionally, research focusing on reducing uncertainties in lower-tropospheric processes, particularly their influence on high-impact weather events in the context of air–sea interactions, is highly welcomed.
Dr. Shakeel Asharaf
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- air–sea interactions
- satellite oceanography
- ocean surface wind/heat fluxes
- satellite/in situ data validation
- high-impact weather events
- impact studies
- uncertainty quantification
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