2012年10月20日 · Sea surface temperature (SST) data sets are an essential resource for monitoring and understanding climate variability and climate change. By surface area, SSTs are the dominant (~71%) input into merged global land-ocean surface temperature data products.

The AOI SST climatology is an optimum interpolation analysis of sea surface temperature with an adjusted base period of 1971 to 2000, on a global 1 degree by 1 degree by 1 month grid. For further information, see:

Sea surface temperature (SST) data sets are an essential resource for monitoring and understanding climate variability and climate change. By surface area, SSTs are the dominant (~71%) input into merged global land-ocean surface temperature data products.

2022年9月9日 · The methodology includes a bias adjustment step of the satellite data to in situ data prior to interpolation. SST analyses are used in a range of applications including weather forecasting, climate studies, modeling, fisheries ecology, oceanography, and as a reference field for other satellite algorithms." (quoted from the Guidance discussion).

This page provides time series and map visualizations of daily mean Sea Surface Temperature (SST) from NOAA Optimum Interpolation SST (OISST) version 2.1. OISST is a 0.25°x0.25° gridded dataset that provides estimates of temperature based on a blend of satellite, ship, and buoy observations.

Monthly measurements are made from NOAA's CoralTemp sea surface temperature (SST) data. Every day, instruments on eight satellites in two different orbits (geostationary and polar) measure sea surface temperature by checking how much energy is radiated by the ocean at …

2019年12月13日 · This dataset provides daily estimates of global sea surface temperature (SST) based on observations from multiple satellite sensors since September 1981. SST is known to be a significant driver of global weather and climate patterns and to play important roles in the exchanges of energy, momentum, moisture and gases between the ocean and ...

The SST climatology was constructed at the National Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP) by merging monthly SST fields of ERSST.v3b (Smith et al., 2008) for 1981 with OI.v2 SST (Reynolds et al., 2002) for 1982-2010.

Satellite instruments measure sea surface temperature—often abbreviated as SST—by checking how much energy comes off the ocean at different wavelengths. Computer programs merge sea surface temperatures from ships and buoys with the satellite data, and incorporate information from maps of sea ice.

The Sea Surface Temperature (SST) project of the European Space Agency (ESA) Climate Change Initiative (CCI) Programme aims to make climate data records for SST longer, more stable and more accurate, providing data users with different forms of data and documentation.