Abstract- A multiband microwave polarimetric scan-ning radiometer (PSR) has been constructed for airborne observations from the NASA DC-8 airborne platform. The primary application of the PSR is the development of optimal spaceborne hardware configurations and retrieval algorithms for passive wind-vector sensing over the ocean surface. Four radiometers, operating at 10.7, 18.7, 37, and 89 GHz, each measure the first three modifed Stokes' parameters {Tv, Th, and Tu). A gimballed mechanism al-lows observations at any incident angle within a cone of ~ 70 ° half-angle around nadir. The PSR's four radiome-ters and two-axis scanning capability will provide unique polarimetric data for microwave emission studies of both ocean and land su...
This work investigates the design of an innovative conical scanning Ku-band (13.4 GHz) scatterometer...
Since the Seasat carried the Scanning Multichannel Microwave Radiometer (SMMR) into space in July of...
Our progress over the last year has been along several dimensions: 1. Exploration and understanding ...
A multiband Polarimetric Scanning Radiometer (PSR) was integrated on a NASA DC-8 aircraft and flown ...
As a result of the increasing interest in polarimetric microwave radiometer measurements, a fully po...
Abstract—Polarimetric microwave radiometer is used to measuring target polarization information, whi...
There are numerous applications for airborne imaging systems in remote sensing, and this thesis deal...
In the last years two new kinds of microwave radiometers are being studied for Earth observation: ap...
The all weather, global determination of sea surface temperature (SST) has been identified as a requ...
The applications of vertically and horizontally polarized brightness temperatures in both atmospheri...
Relentless development of the microwave spectrum for telecommunications and other active services en...
Measurements from spaceborne microwave radiometers, such as the Scanning Multichannel Microwave Radi...
Microwave remote sensing, polarimetry, radiometer, WindSat, passive. - Measurements from spaceborne ...
NASA's Airborne Earth Science Microwave Imaging Radiometer (AESMIR) is a new sensor for satellite ca...
Microwave radiometry deals with the measurement of the natural thermally caused electromagnetic radi...
This work investigates the design of an innovative conical scanning Ku-band (13.4 GHz) scatterometer...
Since the Seasat carried the Scanning Multichannel Microwave Radiometer (SMMR) into space in July of...
Our progress over the last year has been along several dimensions: 1. Exploration and understanding ...
A multiband Polarimetric Scanning Radiometer (PSR) was integrated on a NASA DC-8 aircraft and flown ...
As a result of the increasing interest in polarimetric microwave radiometer measurements, a fully po...
Abstract—Polarimetric microwave radiometer is used to measuring target polarization information, whi...
There are numerous applications for airborne imaging systems in remote sensing, and this thesis deal...
In the last years two new kinds of microwave radiometers are being studied for Earth observation: ap...
The all weather, global determination of sea surface temperature (SST) has been identified as a requ...
The applications of vertically and horizontally polarized brightness temperatures in both atmospheri...
Relentless development of the microwave spectrum for telecommunications and other active services en...
Measurements from spaceborne microwave radiometers, such as the Scanning Multichannel Microwave Radi...
Microwave remote sensing, polarimetry, radiometer, WindSat, passive. - Measurements from spaceborne ...
NASA's Airborne Earth Science Microwave Imaging Radiometer (AESMIR) is a new sensor for satellite ca...
Microwave radiometry deals with the measurement of the natural thermally caused electromagnetic radi...
This work investigates the design of an innovative conical scanning Ku-band (13.4 GHz) scatterometer...
Since the Seasat carried the Scanning Multichannel Microwave Radiometer (SMMR) into space in July of...
Our progress over the last year has been along several dimensions: 1. Exploration and understanding ...