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Abstract
In the framework of CLIWA-Net, observations and model values of cloud properties are compared. The observations are obtained from a network of ground-based radiometers and polar orbiting meteorological satellites. The project includes a number of novel aspects among which the retrieval of the horizontal distribution of cloud liquid water from a combination of AVHRR and ground-based measurements. This new approach results in a spatial distribution of LWP of optimum accuracy. A case study is presented, that demonstrates the added value of this approach for atmospheric model evaluation.
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