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April 8, 2019Journal of HydrometeorologyOpen Access

Assimilation of Passive L-band Microwave Brightness Temperatures in the Canadian Land Data Assimilation System: Impacts on Short-Range Warm Season Numerical Weather Prediction

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MCMarco L. CarreraEnvironment and Climate Change CanadaBBBernard BilodeauEnvironment and Climate Change CanadaSBStéphane BélairEnvironment and Climate Change Canada

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