S.A. Boukabara, L. Eymard, C. Guillou, D. Lemaire, P. Sobieski and A.
Guissard. Development of a modified two-scale electromagnetic model,
simulating both active and passive microwave measurements. Comparison to
data remotely sensed over the ocean. Radio Science, Vol. 37, N4,
10.1029/1999RS002240, 2002.
S.A. Boukabara, R.N. Hoffman, C. Grassotti and S.M. Leidner. Physically-
based Modeling of QuikSCAT SeaWinds Passive Microwave Measurements for Rain
Detection. J. of Geophysical Research., 107(D24):10.1029/2001JD001243,
2002.
S.A. Boukabara, S.A. Clough, J-L Moncet, A.F. Krupnov, M. Tretyakov and
VV. Parshin. Uncertainties in the temperature dependence of the Line
coupling parameters of the Microwave Oxygen Band: Impact Study. IEEE Trans.
on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, Vol. 43, (5), 2005, 1109–1114.
S.A. Boukabara, S.A. Clough, J-L Moncet, A.F. Krupnov, M. Tretyakov and
VV. Parshin. Reply to the comment on "Uncertainties in the temperature
dependence of the Line coupling parameters of the Microwave Oxygen Band:
Impact Study". IEEE Trans. on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, Vol. 43,
(9), 2005, 2161-2162
S.A. Boukabara, F. Weng and Q. Liu, Passive Microwave Remote Sensing of
Extreme Weather Events Using NOAA-18 AMSUA and MHS. IEEE Trans. on
Geoscience and Remote Sensing, July 2007. Vol. 45, (7), 2228-2246
S.A. Boukabara, F. Weng, Microwave Emissivity Retrieval over Ocean in
All-Weather Conditions. Validation Using Airborne GPS-Dropsondes. IEEE Trans.
on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 46, 376-384, 2007
J.C. Liljegren, S.A. Boukabara, K. Cady-Pereira and S.A. Clough. The
effect of the Half Width of the 22-GHz Water Vapor Line on Retrievals of
Temperature and Water Vapor Profiles with a Twelve-Channel Microwave
Radiometer. IEEE Trans. on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, Vol. 43, (5),
2005, 1102-1108
S.A. Clough, M. Shephard, E. Mlawer, J. Delamere, M. Iacono, K. Cady-
Pereira, S.A. Boukabara and P.D. Brown. Atmospheric Radiative Transfer
Modeling: a Summary of the AER Codes. Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy
and Radiative Transfer (JQSRT), 91:233-244, 2005.
L. Eymard, L. Tabary, E. Gerard, S.A. Boukabara and A. LeCornec, The
microwave radiometer aboard ERS-1, Part II: Validation of the geophysical
products. IEEE Trans. on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 1996,
Vol. 34, 2, pp. 291-303.
L. Garand, D.S. Turner, M. Larocque, J. Bates, S. Boukabara, P. Brunel,
F. Chevalier, G. Deblonde, R. Engelen, M. Hollingshead, D. Jackson, G.
Jediovec, J. Joiner, T. Kleespies, D.S. Mckague, L. McMillin, J-L Moncet,
J.R. Pardo, P.J. Rayer, E. Salathe, R. Saunders, N.A. Scott, P. Van Delst
and H. Woolf. Radiance and Jacobian intercomparison of radiative transfer
models applied to HIRS and AMSU channels. Journal of Geophysical Research.
Vol. 106, No. D20, pp. 24, 017-24, 031, 2001.
C. Guillou, W. Ellison, L. Eymard, K. Lamkaouchi, C. Prigent, G. Delbos,
G. Balana and S.A. Boukabara. Impact of new permittivity measurements on sea
surface emissivity modeling in microwaves, Radio Science, Vol. 33, n3, 1998,
pages 649-667.
Sid-Ahmed Boukabara
received the Ingénieur degree in
electronics and signal processing from the National School of Civil
Aviation (ENAC), in Toulouse, France (1994), the M.S. degree from the
National Polytechnic Institute of Toulouse, France (1994) and the Ph.D.
degree in remote sensing from the Denis Diderot University, Paris,
France (1997). Until 2005 he was a scientist with Atmospheric
Environmental Research (AER) Inc., working on various projects including
MonoRTM, NPOESS CrIS, CMIS and QuikSCAT. He then joined the National
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) center for SaTellite
Applications and Research (STAR), where he has been leading an effort to
develop variational algorithms applicable to all-weather conditions and
over all surface backgrounds. 