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Microwave Remote Sensing
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Radiometers
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Radar Scattering
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Radar Scatterometers
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Radar Altimeters
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Ground-Penetrating Radars
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Imaging Radars
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Real-Aperture Radars
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Study of effects of rocky terrain on microwave line of sight link at C, J, X and Ku bands
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Antenna temperature deterioration of aperture calibration due to millimeter wave radiometer non-linearity
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On the radar cross section data binning
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Forest understorey study with synthetic aperture radar data
TL;DR: In this article, a pathfinder study has been recently launched to analyse SAR data sensitivity to the understorey presence in maritime pine stands of central Portugal and to assess the possibilities of extracting biophysical information for this forest stratum.
Cassini RADAR: investigation of Titan's surface parameters by means of Bayesian inversion technique and gravity-capillary waves modelling of liquid hydrocarbons surfaces Ventura Bartolomeo, Casarano Domenico, Notarnicola Claudia Member, IEEE, Posa Francesco, Member, IEEE and The Cassini Radar Science Team
TL;DR: The investigation of Titan's surface parameters (physical and morphological) has been carried out by the means of Bayesian inversion technique, and simulations of the wave motion for the hypothesized hydrocarbons liquid surfaces has been performed.
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