Temporal and spatial variation of atmospheric water vapor in the Taklimakan Desert and its surrounding areas

Chinese Science Bulletin

Volumn 53, Issue SUPPL. 2, 2008, Pages 71-78

  Yang, Qin ^a   Wei, Wenshou ^a   Li, Jun ^a  

^a NATIONAL CLIMATE CENTER   (China)

Author keywords

Atmospheric water vapor; Climate change; Taklimakan Desert

Indexed keywords

EID: 65249136487     PISSN: 10016538     EISSN: 18619541     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1007/s11434-008-6007-2     Document Type: Article

References (21)

1. Liu G W. Atmosphere Process in Hydrologic Cycle (in Chinese). Beijing: Science Press, 1997
2. G. P. Li D. F. Huang 2004 Reviews and prospects of researches on remote sensing of regional atmospheric water vapor using ground-based GPS (in Chinese) Meteorol Sci Tech 32 4 201 205
3. P. He B. X. Xu X. J. Zhou 2002 The primary experimentation of integrated water vapor using by ground-based GPS technique (in Chinese) J Appl Meteorol Sci 13 2 179 183
4. C. C. Li J. T. Mao J. G. Li 1999 Remote Sensing water vapor with GPS (in Chinese) Chin Sci Bull 44 3 333 336
5. H. Mao J. T. Mao Y. M. Bi 2007 Constructing temporal and spatial water vapor figures by GPS remote sensing along slant rays (in Chinese) Sci China Ser D-Earth Sci 50 2 296 305
6. H. Liang J. M. Liu J. C. Zhang 2006 Research on retrieval of the amount of atmospheric water vapor over Qinghai-Xizang Plateau (in Chinese) Plateau Meteorol 25 6 1055 1063
7. W. B. Li Y. H. Liu Y. J. Zhu 1998 Retrieval of atmospheric precipitable water with GMS-5 infrared measurements (in Chinese) Acta Sci Nat Univ Pekinensis 34 5 631 638
8. R. L. Du X. J. Qiao Q. Wang 2005 Analysis of integrated precipitation water vapor sensed by ground-based GPS (in Chinese) Geod Geodyn 25 3 121 124
9. Y. C. Cao Z. Y. Fang Q. Xia 2005 Relationship between GPS precipitable water vapor and precipitation (in Chinese) J Appl Meteorol Sci 16 1 54 59
10. F. Liang C. C. Li Y. C. Wang 2003 An analysis of atmospheric precipitable water based on regional ground-based GPS network in Beijing (in Chinese) Atmos Sci 27 2 236 244
11. T. Y. Chen Z. R. Li Q. Chen 2005 The analysis of climate characteristics of water vapor distribution over northwest china with water vapor field retrieved from GMS5 satellite data (in Chinese) Atmos Sci 29 6 864 871
12. H. Liang J. M. Liu S. K. Li 2006 Analysis of precipitable water vapor source distribution and its seasonal variation characteristics over Tibetan Plateau and its surroundings (in Chinese) Nat Res 21 4 526 534
13. Allen C W. Quantities and Astrophysical Quantities (in Chinese). Shanghai: Shanghai People's Publishing House, 1976
14. J. M. Yang J. H. Qiu 1996 The empirical expressions of the relation between precipitable water and ground water vapor pressure for some areas in China (in Chinese) Atmos Sci 20 5 620 626
15. J. M. Yang J. H. Qiu 2002 A method for estimating precipitable water and effective water vapor content from ground humidity parameters (in Chinese) Atmos Sci 26 1 9 22
16. X. W. Zhang 2002 The vertical distribution law of vapor pressure in Xin-jiang, China (in Chinese) Xinjiang Meteorol 25 4 1 2
17. Y. Cai Z. A. Qian T. W. Wu 2004 Distribution, changes of atmospheric precipitable water over Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and its surroundings and their changeable precipitation climate (in Chinese) Plateau Meteorol 23 1 1 10
18. Y. X. Yu J. S. Wang Q. Li 2003 Spatial and temporal distribution of water vapor and its variation trend in atmosphere over northwest China (in Chinese) J Glaciol Geocryol 25 2 149 156
19. B. J. Wang Y. X. Huang J. H. Tao 2006 Regional features and variations of water vapor in northwest China (in Chinese) J Glaciol Geocryol 28 1 15 21
20. X. R. Wang X. D. Xu Q. J. Miao 2003 Regional characteristics of summer precipitation and water vapor amount in northwest China (in Chinese) Clim Environ Res 8 1 35 42
21. X. W. Zhang 2004 A relationship between precipitable water and surface vapor pressure (in Chinese) Meteorol Month 30 2 9 11