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DMSP SSM/I data are used in this study to investigate the global dis-tribution of moisture, and to study the variations of brightness temperatures with the changes of the intensity of typhoons during September 1987. Therain rate of typhoons is also determined based on Olson et al.'s (1990)　algorithm.It is noted that the SSM/I data could provide realistic patterns and magnitudes of total precipitable water, cloud water content, and rain rate for the globe. They are comparable to the previous findings and other model analysis. The characteristics of SSM/I data are documented in this study for the three typhoons (Gerald, Freda, and Holly) over the western Pacific Ocean. The detailed structure of the typhoon can be identified by the SSM/I data, and the estimated rainfall of the typhoon appears to be reasonable. The development of the algorithms to derive atmospheric variables for Taiwan and its vicinity is suggested, and the validation of the algorithms has to be executed based on radar data, and upper and surface observations. The intercomparions of various algorithms also can be performed, if ground truth data are not available.

Western Pacific Moisture Analysis as Observed from DMSP SSM/I Measurements