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Brooks, J. Renée
Science (American Association for the Advancement of Science), 07/2015, Letnik: 349, Številka: 6244Journal Article
Isotopic data help to resolve global hydrologic fluxes Also see Report by Good et al. How much water is exchanged between the atmosphere and the land and ocean surfaces every year? The answer is important for developing accurate models of Earth's water cycle both now and in a warmer future climate. Good et al. recently reported high-resolution data on hydrogen water isotopes from the Tropospheric Emissions Spectrometer (TES) aboard NASA's Aura satellite ( 1 ). On page 175 of this issue, Good, Noone, and Bowen ( 2 ) use these data to estimate global values for plant transpiration, streamflow, and evaporation from various sources.
