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Autor:
K. L. Beach, J. D. Barter, H. Rungaldier, H.R. Thompson, B.M. Lake, L. Wang, R. Yee, P. H. Y. Lee
Publikováno v:
Radio Science. 34:123-138
Experimental data obtained in the past several years have provided conclusive evidence that non-Bragg scattering plays a major role in X-band microwave backscatter from water wave surfaces, and non-Bragg scattering events are especially noticeable at
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IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation. 46:14-26
Scattering experiments from breaking gravity waves conducted at a wave tank facility at small grazing angles in the absence of wind are analyzed. Breaking gravity waves are studied using a fully plane polarimetric horizontal (HH), vertical (VV), vert
Autor:
P. H. Y. Lee, J. D. Barter, H. Rungaldier, C. L. Hindman, R. Yee, H.R. Thompson, K. L. Beach, B.M. Lake
Publikováno v:
Radio Science. 32:1725-1744
A collection of laboratory experiments on Bragg and non-Bragg scattering, mainly from water surfaces, are conducted using a radar system which can be operated in a frequency-chirped, range-resolved mode, or a single-frequency mode without range resol
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IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation. 44:333-340
Results of X-band microwave backscatter from sea surfaces at a small-grazing angle for a range of wind speeds (3.8-10.3 m/s) are presented. The data indicate that the speed of faster-than-Bragg scatterers and their time-averaged polarization ratio bo
Autor:
K. L. Beach, R. Yee, H.R. Thompson, J. C. Shelton, B.M. Lake, P.H.Y. Lee, J.D. Barter, H. Rungaldier
Publikováno v:
IGARSS '96. 1996 International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium.
Breaking gravity waves are studied in a wave tank at small grazing angles (4.5/spl deg/-11/spl deg/) where all four polarization elements (HH, VV, HV, VH) are simultaneously measured. Temporally averaged Doppler spectra are obtained for mechanically-
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Proceedings of IGARSS '94 - 1994 IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium.
Experiments on grazing angle, polarization and wind-direction dependent microwave backscatter from ocean surfaces are reviewed. A direct proof that non-Bragg and fast scatterers are also required to account for microwave returns has been made through
Autor:
James C. Schatzman, H. Rungaldier, Richard N. Wagner, P.H.Y. Lee, C. L. Hindman, Bruce M. Lake, R. Yee, J.D. Barter, A. B. Williams, Henry C. Yuen, J. C. Shelton, K. L. Beach
Publikováno v:
SPIE Proceedings.
In this paper, we describe TRW's latest version of the scanning laser slope gauge (SLSG) which was used to characterize the sea surface in a recent ocean experiment. The SLSG, capable of measuring the spatial distribution and temporal evolution of th
Autor:
H. Rungaldier, B.M. Lake, J. C. Shelton, E. Caponi, P.H.Y. Lee, C. L. Hindman, J.D. Barter, K. L. Beach
Publikováno v:
IEE Proceedings - Radar, Sonar and Navigation. 142:252
Analysis of recent small-grazing-angle microwave backscattering data indicate that the Bragg mechanism alone cannot explain the experimental results. The authors investigate the issue of scattering mechanisms by studying the lineshapes of the backsca
Autor:
H. Rungaldier, K. L. Beach, A. B. Williams, J. C. Shelton, B.M. Lake, R. Yee, C. L. Hindman, J.D. Barter, P.H.Y. Lee, Henry C. Yuen
Publikováno v:
Journal of Geophysical Research. 100:2591
Backscattering experiments at microwave frequencies were conducted off the west coast of Scotland in the summer of 1991. Using a dual-polarization, eight-frequency, X band, coherent scatterometer mounted on the bow of a boat, we measured time-resolve
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Review of Scientific Instruments. 50:20-23
The absorption of infrared energy is used to infer internal interfacial displacements. The probe consists of an infrared emitting diode, operated in a pulsed mode, which projects a collimated beam of radiation across a fluid interface onto a silicon