Microwave observations of finite-amplitude water waves

Microwave observations of finite-amplitude water waves

The brightness contrasts at 20-GHz and 37.5-GHz frequencies from mechanically generated water waves with 8-40-cm length and 0.6-3.0 amplitude are investigated. The brightness contrast depends on the wave steepness and the wave profile geometry. A surface microwave model is developed using the Kircho...

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Veröffentlicht in:IEEE transactions on geoscience and remote sensing 1992-01, Vol.30 (1), p.189-192
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Brackish
Brightness temperature
Cryogenics
Frequency
Freshwater
Geometry
Gravity
Marine
Microwave radiometry
Optical surface waves
Sea measurements
Sea surface
Surface waves
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description The brightness contrasts at 20-GHz and 37.5-GHz frequencies from mechanically generated water waves with 8-40-cm length and 0.6-3.0 amplitude are investigated. The brightness contrast depends on the wave steepness and the wave profile geometry. A surface microwave model is developed using the Kirchoff approximation with the multimode surface slope distribution. Agreement between experiment and theory is found for the nonlinear Stokes waves with steepness Ka
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Optical surface waves
Sea measurements
Sea surface
Surface waves
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