The Application of L-band, C-band, and Ku-band Measurements to Monitoring Land Snow Cover
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West, R.
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The Application of L-band and C-band Radar Measurements to Monitoring Land Snow Cover
L-band and C-band microwave radar observations can help to measure the properties of snow cover on land by providing information about the soil-snow boundary condition.
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Cassini Observes the Earth with Ku-band Radar and Radiometer
In this paper, we discuss the passive and active Ku-band observations of the Earth made by the Cassini RADAR during its Earth swingby.
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Retrieval Modeling and Error Sources for Microwave Remote Sensing of Ocean Surface Salinity
A set of geophysical error sources for the microwave remote sensing of ocean surface salinity have been examined.
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Error Sources and Feasibility for Microwave Remote Sensing of Ocean Surface Salinity
A set of geophysical error sources for the microwave remote sensing of ocean surface salinity have been examined.
Ocean↗
Level 2 Ancillary Products and Datasets Algorithm Theoretical Basis
This Algorithm Theoretical Basis (ATB) document describes the algorithms used to generate the parameters of certain ancillary products and datasets used during Level 2 processing of Multi-angle Imaging SpectroRadiometer (MIST) data.
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Condensates in Jovian Atmospheres
Thermochemical equilibrium theory which starts with temperature/pressure profiles, compositional information and thermodynamic data for condensable species in the jovian planet atmospheres predicts layers of condensate clouds in the upper troposphere.
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Galileo and HST Observations of Jupiter's Polar Stratospheric Haze
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Clouds in Planetary Atmospheres
In the terrestrial atmosphere clouds are familiar as vast collections of small water drops or ice cyrstals suspended in the air. The study of clouds touches on many facets of armospheric science. The chemistry of clouds is tied to the chemistry of the surrounding atmosphere.
clouds Neptune Ice Crystals↗
Potential Applications of Low Frequency Microwave Measurements of Snow
Lower frequency microwave radar observations can help to measure the propertise of snow cover on land by providing information about the soil-snow boundary condition.
radar snow remote sensing dense medium scattering↗
Polarimetric Remote Sensing of Ocean Surface Winds
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radiometers Ocean Surface Winds wind vector↗
Polarimetric Scatterometry: A Promising Technique for Improving Ocean Surface Wind Measurements from Space
Spaceborne wind scatterometers provide useful measurements of ocean surface winds and are important to climatological studies and operational weather forecasting.
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Comet Dust Migration in Jupiter's Stratosphere
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comet dust Shoemaker-Levy 9 Jupiter stratosphere p↗
Galileo Ultraviolet Spectrometer Observations of Jupiter's Auroral Spectrum from 1600-3200 A
In 1996 and 1997 the Galileo Ultraviolet Spectrometer (UVS) obtained the first measurements of Jupiter's nightside midultraviolet (MUV) polar auroral spectrum from 1620 to 3231 A at 13 A resolution.
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Ocean Surface Wind Remote Sensign Using Microwave Backscatter and Brightness Temperatures
This paper illustrates an improved geophysical model function (GMF) for Ku-band ocean backstcatter at high winds and preliminary geophysical model function for polarimetric brightness temperatures acquired from aircraft measurements.
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