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This new type of multi-angle instruments offers new opportunity for deriving cloud parameters at global scale.

In the pipeline the cross correlation method (e.g., Rossow et al, 1990) will be used for deriving cloud motions using a pair of cloud images; when the displacement of a template area from the first image to the second image, which are separated by a time increment of Δt, is determined by finding the correlation maximum, the division of the displacement vector by Δt gives the velocity vector.

(2015) above the cloud tops (while the derived cloud top altitude varied with latitude over a range from about 64 km to about 71 km).

The ground technique uses a CCD sensor adapted to a fisheye lens to derive cloud cover fraction in the visible range (0.4 0.7gm).

This is mainly illustrated by using ADEOS 1-POLDER derived cloud parameters which are operationally processed by CNES and are available since the beginning of 1999.

It measures scattered radiances from PMCs near 83 km altitude to derive cloud morphology and particle size information by recording multiple exposures of individual clouds to derive PMC scattering phase functions and detect nadir horizontal spatial scales to approximately 3 km.

The fitting method, presented in [ 15], takes as input an original Gaussian mixture model and given a new sample dataset (derived cloud point) estimates the new means and the transformation of the model using global and local (per mixture) affine transformations.

An Ad hoc cloud derives data and cloud services from fixed cloud, further they are connected using an ad hoc link (V-SAT).

Atmospheric motion can be derived from cloud motions using cloud-tracking techniques (e.g., Rossow et al. 1990).

These are being addressed now in labs and by standards bodies, as they will impact the experiences derived from cloud.

You can use some form of Track to harvest those streams and derive a cloud of authority.