Study of snow is an important domain of research in hydrology and meteorology. It has been demonstrated that snow physical properties can be retrieved using active microwave sensors. This requires an understanding of the interaction between electromagnetic (EM) waves with natural media. The objective of this work is two-fold: to study numerically all physical forward models concerning the EM wave interaction with snow and to develop an inverse scattering algorithm to estimate snow depth based on radar backscattering measurements at different frequencies and incidence angles. For the first part, the goal is to solve the scattering calculations by means of the well-known electromagnetic simulator Ansoft High Frequency Structure Simulator (HFS...
International audienceThis paper presents a multilayer snowpack electromagnetic backscattering model...
International audienceThis paper presents a multilayer snowpack electromagnetic backscattering model...
International audienceThis paper presents a multilayer snowpack electromagnetic backscattering model...
Study of snow is an important domain of research in hydrology and meteorology. It has been demonstra...
L'étude de la neige est un domaine important de la recherche en hydrologie et en météorologie. Il a ...
It is generally recognized that microwaves, due to their penetrating ability, represent a promising ...
The results obtained in the research program of microwave scattering properties of snow fields are p...
National audienceThis paper presents a multilayer snowpack Electromagnetic Backscattering Model (EBM...
National audienceThis paper presents a multilayer snowpack Electromagnetic Backscattering Model (EBM...
National audienceThis paper presents a multilayer snowpack Electromagnetic Backscattering Model (EBM...
National audienceThis paper presents a multilayer snowpack Electromagnetic Backscattering Model (EBM...
National audienceThis paper presents a multilayer snowpack Electromagnetic Backscattering Model (EBM...
National audienceThis paper presents a multilayer snowpack Electromagnetic Backscattering Model (EBM...
National audienceThis paper presents a multilayer snowpack Electromagnetic Backscattering Model (EBM...
National audienceThis paper presents a multilayer snowpack Electromagnetic Backscattering Model (EBM...
International audienceThis paper presents a multilayer snowpack electromagnetic backscattering model...
International audienceThis paper presents a multilayer snowpack electromagnetic backscattering model...
International audienceThis paper presents a multilayer snowpack electromagnetic backscattering model...
Study of snow is an important domain of research in hydrology and meteorology. It has been demonstra...
L'étude de la neige est un domaine important de la recherche en hydrologie et en météorologie. Il a ...
It is generally recognized that microwaves, due to their penetrating ability, represent a promising ...
The results obtained in the research program of microwave scattering properties of snow fields are p...
National audienceThis paper presents a multilayer snowpack Electromagnetic Backscattering Model (EBM...
National audienceThis paper presents a multilayer snowpack Electromagnetic Backscattering Model (EBM...
National audienceThis paper presents a multilayer snowpack Electromagnetic Backscattering Model (EBM...
National audienceThis paper presents a multilayer snowpack Electromagnetic Backscattering Model (EBM...
National audienceThis paper presents a multilayer snowpack Electromagnetic Backscattering Model (EBM...
National audienceThis paper presents a multilayer snowpack Electromagnetic Backscattering Model (EBM...
National audienceThis paper presents a multilayer snowpack Electromagnetic Backscattering Model (EBM...
National audienceThis paper presents a multilayer snowpack Electromagnetic Backscattering Model (EBM...
International audienceThis paper presents a multilayer snowpack electromagnetic backscattering model...
International audienceThis paper presents a multilayer snowpack electromagnetic backscattering model...
International audienceThis paper presents a multilayer snowpack electromagnetic backscattering model...