Derivation of sea level anomaly based on the best range and geophysical corrections for Malaysian seas using radar altimeter database system (RADS)

The utilization of satellite altimeter data sets from previous and present satellite altimeter missions is imperative to both oceanographic and geodetic applications. The important parameter that can be derived from satellite altimeter is sea level anomaly, while it is also fundamental for sea level...

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Main Authors: Md. Din, Ami Hassan, Ses, Sahrum, Mohd. Omar, Kamaludin, Naeije, Marc, Yaakob, Omar, Pa’suya, Muhammad Faiz
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Online Access:http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/52302/1/AmiHassanMd2014_Derivationofsealevelanomaly.pdf
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spelling my.utm.523022018-09-17T04:01:37Z http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/52302/ Derivation of sea level anomaly based on the best range and geophysical corrections for Malaysian seas using radar altimeter database system (RADS) Md. Din, Ami Hassan Ses, Sahrum Mohd. Omar, Kamaludin Naeije, Marc Yaakob, Omar Pa’suya, Muhammad Faiz HD Industries. Land use. Labor The utilization of satellite altimeter data sets from previous and present satellite altimeter missions is imperative to both oceanographic and geodetic applications. The important parameter that can be derived from satellite altimeter is sea level anomaly, while it is also fundamental for sea level monitoring, geoid determination and current circulations study. This paper presents an effort to determine sea level anomaly for Malaysian seas from six satellite altimeter missions; TOPEX, JASON1, JASON2, ERS1, ERS2 and ENVISAT. The best range and geophysical corrections for Malaysian seas were also investigated in this study by evaluating two state of the art corrections available for 9 years of TOPEX satellite altimeter (from January 1993 to December 2001). Sea level data retrieval and reduction were carried out using the Radar Altimeter Database System (RADS). The comparison of near-simultaneous altimeter and tide gauges observations showed good agreement with the correlations are higher than 0.87 at Tioman Island, Langkawi Island and Kota Kinabalu. This paper introduces RADS and deals with determination of sea level anomaly using the best range and geophysical corrections in Malaysian seas Penerbit UTM 2014 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/52302/1/AmiHassanMd2014_Derivationofsealevelanomaly.pdf Md. Din, Ami Hassan and Ses, Sahrum and Mohd. Omar, Kamaludin and Naeije, Marc and Yaakob, Omar and Pa’suya, Muhammad Faiz (2014) Derivation of sea level anomaly based on the best range and geophysical corrections for Malaysian seas using radar altimeter database system (RADS). Jurnal Teknologi, 71 (4). pp. 83-91. ISSN 0127-9696 http://dx.doi.org/10.11113/jt.v71.3830 DOI: 10.11113/jt.v71.3830
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topic HD Industries. Land use. Labor
spellingShingle HD Industries. Land use. Labor
Md. Din, Ami Hassan
Ses, Sahrum
Mohd. Omar, Kamaludin
Naeije, Marc
Yaakob, Omar
Pa’suya, Muhammad Faiz
Derivation of sea level anomaly based on the best range and geophysical corrections for Malaysian seas using radar altimeter database system (RADS)
description The utilization of satellite altimeter data sets from previous and present satellite altimeter missions is imperative to both oceanographic and geodetic applications. The important parameter that can be derived from satellite altimeter is sea level anomaly, while it is also fundamental for sea level monitoring, geoid determination and current circulations study. This paper presents an effort to determine sea level anomaly for Malaysian seas from six satellite altimeter missions; TOPEX, JASON1, JASON2, ERS1, ERS2 and ENVISAT. The best range and geophysical corrections for Malaysian seas were also investigated in this study by evaluating two state of the art corrections available for 9 years of TOPEX satellite altimeter (from January 1993 to December 2001). Sea level data retrieval and reduction were carried out using the Radar Altimeter Database System (RADS). The comparison of near-simultaneous altimeter and tide gauges observations showed good agreement with the correlations are higher than 0.87 at Tioman Island, Langkawi Island and Kota Kinabalu. This paper introduces RADS and deals with determination of sea level anomaly using the best range and geophysical corrections in Malaysian seas
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author Md. Din, Ami Hassan
Ses, Sahrum
Mohd. Omar, Kamaludin
Naeije, Marc
Yaakob, Omar
Pa’suya, Muhammad Faiz
author_facet Md. Din, Ami Hassan
Ses, Sahrum
Mohd. Omar, Kamaludin
Naeije, Marc
Yaakob, Omar
Pa’suya, Muhammad Faiz
author_sort Md. Din, Ami Hassan
title Derivation of sea level anomaly based on the best range and geophysical corrections for Malaysian seas using radar altimeter database system (RADS)
title_short Derivation of sea level anomaly based on the best range and geophysical corrections for Malaysian seas using radar altimeter database system (RADS)
title_full Derivation of sea level anomaly based on the best range and geophysical corrections for Malaysian seas using radar altimeter database system (RADS)
title_fullStr Derivation of sea level anomaly based on the best range and geophysical corrections for Malaysian seas using radar altimeter database system (RADS)
title_full_unstemmed Derivation of sea level anomaly based on the best range and geophysical corrections for Malaysian seas using radar altimeter database system (RADS)
title_sort derivation of sea level anomaly based on the best range and geophysical corrections for malaysian seas using radar altimeter database system (rads)
publisher Penerbit UTM
publishDate 2014
url http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/52302/1/AmiHassanMd2014_Derivationofsealevelanomaly.pdf
http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/52302/
http://dx.doi.org/10.11113/jt.v71.3830
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