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The question of climate at high obliquity is raised in the context of both exoplanet studies (e.g. habitability) and paleoclimates studies (evidence for low-latitude glaciation during the Neoproterozoic and the “Snowball Earth” hypothesis). States of high obliquity, ϕ, are distinctive in that, for ϕ⩾54°, the poles receive more solar radiation in the annual mean than the equator, opposite to the present...
Due to the high-uncertainty and high-dynamics of climate and weather changes, the monitoring and forecasting of meteorological conditions have been a challenging task, especially for the southern hemisphere and polar areas where ground-based data are very sparse and only limited meteorological information is available. GPS radio occultation (RO) is an emerging, new and robust Earth atmospheric remote...
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