GPM
Content which is affiliated solely with the Global Precipitation Measurement Mission.
Evaluating Simulated Microphysics during OLYMPEX Using GPM Satellite Observations
Consistency Between Convection Allowing Model Output and Passive Microwave Satellite Observations
Evaluation and assimilation of various satellitederived rainfall products over India
Improved Parameterization of Ice Particle Size Distributions Using Uncorrelated Mass Spectrum Parameters: Results from GCPEx
Building Climate Resilience with Satellite Data
Unexpected shocks from natural hazards can affect populations throughout the globe, threatening sustainable development and resilience. However, the impacts of these events, such as extreme precipitation or drought, disproportionately affect the developing world where individuals often are not insured and live and work in conditions that leave them vulnerable to natural disasters. This can lead to significant economic and environmental challenges if preventive measures or mitigating measures are not taken in time.
Satellite Data Empowers Farmers
A Spatial‐Temporal Extreme Precipitation Database from GPM IMERG
Life Cycle Effects on the Vertical Structure of Precipitation in East China Measured by Himawari-8 and GPM DPR
Impact of the surface wind flow on precipitation characteristics over the southern Himalayas: GPM observations
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