Ocean doppler anomaly and ocean surface current from Sentinel 1 tops mode
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Citations
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Evaluation of Radial Ocean Surface Currents Derived From Sentinel-1 IW Doppler Shift Using Coastal Radar and Lagrangian Surface Drifter Observations
Measurements of Sea Surface Currents in the Baltic Sea Region Using Spaceborne Along-Track InSAR
On Removal of Sea State Contribution to Sentinel‐1 Doppler Shift for Retrieving Reliable Ocean Surface Current
Comparing SAR-Based Short Time-Lag Cross Correlation and Doppler-Derived Sea Ice Drift Velocities
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Direct measurements of ocean surface velocity from space: Interpretation and validation
On the Use of Doppler Shift for Sea Surface Wind Retrieval From SAR
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Frequently Asked Questions (10)
Q2. What is the main contribution to the standard deviation and bias?
The main contribution to the standard deviation and bias is expected to be the uncertainty in attitude as well as in the wind field used to remove the contribution to the Doppler anomaly from wind and waves.
Q3. What is the use of data from Agulhas?
Data from Agulhas (South-Africa) and Norwegian Coast are used in combination with numerical models, higher-order satellite products, and Lagrangian drifters.
Q4. What is the purpose of this paper?
Processing and analysis of Doppler information from Sentinel 1A Interferometric Wide (IW) and Extra Wide (EW) modes are performed for assessing the capabilities of mapping ocean surface current field.
Q5. What is the name of the ocean processor?
A high-precision Doppler centroid anomaly estimator was developed and implemented as part of the Sentinel-1 Level 2 ocean processor [5],[6].
Q6. What is the purpose of this work?
This work is performed under the S1 Mission Performance Centre activities and the SEOM S1-4SCI Ocean Study, funded by ESA/ESRIN, and CIRFA – 237906/O30 funded by Norwegian Research Council.
Q7. What is the possible wind field for the EW mode?
The wind/wave Doppler contribution (ϖ dccdop U10( ) ) is predicted using the CDOP [3] with input the best possible wind field, U10 extracted from numerical weather model.
Q8. What is the meaning of the term?
Index Terms— Sentinel 1A, Doppler Anomaly, OceanSurface CurrentThe Doppler centroid anomaly recorded over ocean with a Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) can be used to obtain range directed velocity which has been demonstrated to provide valuable estimates of the near surface wind speed, ocean surface current [1],[2],[3] and sea ice sea drift [4].
Q9. Where is the second test area located?
A second test area is outside the North-Norwegian coast where the continental shelf and the coastal current are close to the coastline.
Q10. What is the wind vector field for the Agulhas area?
A Lagrangian drifter was within the area at the time of acquisition as indicated in Fig. 3b (red arrow), with a velocity of 1.1 m/s and direction of 228 degN.