Water vapor tomography has been developed as a powerful tool to model spatial and temporal distribution of atmospheric water vapor. Global navigation satellite systems (GNSS) water vapor tomography refers to the 3D structural construction of tropospheric water vapor using a large number of GNSS signals that penetrate the tomographic modeling area from different positions. The modeling area is usually discretized into a number of voxels. A major issue involved is that some voxels are not crossed by any GNSS signal rays, resulting in an undetermined solution to the tomographic system.
Chen, B., Liu, Z. Voxel-optimized regional water vapor tomography and comparison with radiosonde and numerical weather model,
, 2014, с. 691-703.
Chen, B., Liu, Z. .
Voxel-optimized regional water vapor tomography and comparison with radiosonde and numerical weather model.
: , 2014, с. 691-703.
Chen, B., Liu, Z. (2014)
Voxel-optimized regional water vapor tomography and comparison with radiosonde and numerical weather model,
: , с. 691-703
Chen, B., & Liu, Z.
(2014).
Voxel-optimized regional water vapor tomography and comparison with radiosonde and numerical weather model. Journal of Geodesy. 88 (7), с. 691-703.
