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Global mean atmospheric water vapor.
Derived from MODIS/Terra MOD07_L2 (Atmosphere Profile Product).
Source: http://modis-atmos.gsfc.nasa.gov/IMAGES/MOD08D3H/_BROWSE_FIXEDSCALE/2005.030/Atmospheric_Water_Vapor_Mean.2005.030.jpg ; original upload in english wikipedia 22 March 2005 by en:User:SEWilco
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