Airborne microwave radiometric data analysis, part 2

Abstract

Between 6 March and 13 March 1972, NASA conducted a series of remote sensing experiments over the Imperial Valley, California and Phoenix, Arizona. NASA personnel employed the use of a Convair 990 fitted with microwave radiometers and photographic equipment in several overflights of the area. Ground-based operations, which included the coordination of sampling teams, placement of flight line markers, soil sample collection, soil moisture analysis, field observations, photography and data handling, are discussed.