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Table 1. Number of profiles (second column) analysed and number of coincidences between GPS radio occultation and tropical cyclones in a time window of 3 h and a space window of 300 km (third column).
Table 2. Number of coincidences between GPS radio occultation and tropical cyclones in a time window of 3 h and a space window of 300 km, for each year and each mission.
Fig. 1. GPS radio occultation coverage. Total number of occultations (from GPSMET, SACC, CHAMP, COSMIC and GRACE covering the period 1995–2009) gridded with 1 degree of resolution.
Fig. 2. Histogram of 1 month (July 2008) simulated ACES radio occultations vs. latitude.
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