A THEORETICAL MODEL FOR SCATTERING FROM ROUGH SURFACES, WITH APPLICATIONS TO THE MOON AND SEA
Theoretical model for scattering from rough surfaces with moon and sea applications
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Theoretical model for scattering from rough surfaces with moon and sea applications
Radar back-scatter theories for near-vertical incidence and their application to an estimate of lunar surface roughness
Black body irradiation of metal surfaces to determine roughness effects on hemispherical and specular reflectance, for various temperatures and angles of incidence
Effects of controlled surface roughness on boundary layer transition and heat transfer at hypersonic speeds
Radar scatter from rough surfaces with application to lunar radar backscatter
Effects of three dimensional roughness trips on aerodynamic characteristics and boundary layer transition of wing-body-tail configuration
Surface roughness effect on hemispherical and specular reflectance of metallic surfaces irradiated by black body irradiation
Statistical radar estimate of lunar surface roughness
Black body irradiation of metal surfaces to determine roughness effects on hemispherical and and specular reflectance for various temperatures and angles of incidence
Remote compositional mapping of lunar surface, using surface roughness effects on infrared spectral emission
Effect of surface roughness, damage, and films on thermal emission
Effect of slight surface roughness on thermal emission
Electric nonconductor monochromatic thermal radiative biangular reflectance as function of wavelength and surface roughness
Electric nonconductor monochromatic thermal radiative biangular reflectance as function of wavelength and surface roughness
Response of turbojet and piston engine transport aircraft to runway roughness
Root mean square height of rough surface determined by measuring correlation between two scattered radar waves at different frequencies as function of frequency separation
Physical optics and other approximations examined for improving and extending theory of electromagnetic backscattering from rough surfaces
Exact solution for scattering of arbitrary scalar wave from rough surface adapted to solution of Neumann and Dirichlet problems