On the measurement of the dispersion relation by a radar and the implication on the current retrieval

On the measurement of the dispersion relation by a radar and the implication on the current retrieval

The work analyses the error in current retrievals from images of marine radars. The study is based on simulations of waves interacting with a shear current. The measured dispersion is related to the underlying wavenumber-dependent effective current. The highest tested radar antenna (H=45 m) with ver...

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