Passive Microwave Measurements of Oceanographic Phenomena, Ice, and Sediments.
Airborne measurements were conducted off the Northern California coast to investigate microwave emission as a function of wave conditions. The measurements were performed at observational wavelengths of 21 and 0.81 cm. A series of rosette patterns centered near the San Francisco Light Ship were flow...
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ftdtic:AD0715645 2023-05-15T18:18:21+02:00 Passive Microwave Measurements of Oceanographic Phenomena, Ice, and Sediments. Edgerton,A. T. Trexler,D. T. Poe,G. A. Stogryn,A. Sakamoto,S. AEROJET-GENERAL CORP EL MONTE CALIF MICROWAVE DIV 1970-11 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0715645 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=AD0715645 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0715645 APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE DTIC AND NTIS Physical and Dynamic Oceanography (*MICROWAVES MEASUREMENT) (*OCEAN WAVES REFLECTIVITY) (*OCEANOGRAPHY AERIAL RECONNAISSANCE) BRIGHTNESS TEMPERATURE POWER SPECTRA SEDIMENTATION SEA ICE CALIFORNIA *REMOTE SENSING Text 1970 ftdtic 2016-02-19T00:08:08Z Airborne measurements were conducted off the Northern California coast to investigate microwave emission as a function of wave conditions. The measurements were performed at observational wavelengths of 21 and 0.81 cm. A series of rosette patterns centered near the San Francisco Light Ship were flown to acquire data parallel and perpendicular to the swell line. Sea surface and meteorological conditions were monitored by the light ship. The data have been analyzed in terms of changes in the average brightness temperature due to variations in the surface roughness and direction of propagation of the swell line relative to the aircraft flight path. Power spectral density analyses have been performed to determine if periodic variations in the microwave emission can be related to the period of the predominant wave structure. Measurements were taken at various altitudes and of a variety of sea states. (Author) Text Sea ice Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database |
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Physical and Dynamic Oceanography (*MICROWAVES MEASUREMENT) (*OCEAN WAVES REFLECTIVITY) (*OCEANOGRAPHY AERIAL RECONNAISSANCE) BRIGHTNESS TEMPERATURE POWER SPECTRA SEDIMENTATION SEA ICE CALIFORNIA *REMOTE SENSING |
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Physical and Dynamic Oceanography (*MICROWAVES MEASUREMENT) (*OCEAN WAVES REFLECTIVITY) (*OCEANOGRAPHY AERIAL RECONNAISSANCE) BRIGHTNESS TEMPERATURE POWER SPECTRA SEDIMENTATION SEA ICE CALIFORNIA *REMOTE SENSING Edgerton,A. T. Trexler,D. T. Poe,G. A. Stogryn,A. Sakamoto,S. Passive Microwave Measurements of Oceanographic Phenomena, Ice, and Sediments. |
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Physical and Dynamic Oceanography (*MICROWAVES MEASUREMENT) (*OCEAN WAVES REFLECTIVITY) (*OCEANOGRAPHY AERIAL RECONNAISSANCE) BRIGHTNESS TEMPERATURE POWER SPECTRA SEDIMENTATION SEA ICE CALIFORNIA *REMOTE SENSING |
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Airborne measurements were conducted off the Northern California coast to investigate microwave emission as a function of wave conditions. The measurements were performed at observational wavelengths of 21 and 0.81 cm. A series of rosette patterns centered near the San Francisco Light Ship were flown to acquire data parallel and perpendicular to the swell line. Sea surface and meteorological conditions were monitored by the light ship. The data have been analyzed in terms of changes in the average brightness temperature due to variations in the surface roughness and direction of propagation of the swell line relative to the aircraft flight path. Power spectral density analyses have been performed to determine if periodic variations in the microwave emission can be related to the period of the predominant wave structure. Measurements were taken at various altitudes and of a variety of sea states. (Author) |
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Edgerton,A. T. Trexler,D. T. Poe,G. A. Stogryn,A. Sakamoto,S. |
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Edgerton,A. T. Trexler,D. T. Poe,G. A. Stogryn,A. Sakamoto,S. |
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Passive Microwave Measurements of Oceanographic Phenomena, Ice, and Sediments. |
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Passive Microwave Measurements of Oceanographic Phenomena, Ice, and Sediments. |
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Passive Microwave Measurements of Oceanographic Phenomena, Ice, and Sediments. |
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Passive Microwave Measurements of Oceanographic Phenomena, Ice, and Sediments. |
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Passive Microwave Measurements of Oceanographic Phenomena, Ice, and Sediments. |
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passive microwave measurements of oceanographic phenomena, ice, and sediments. |
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