Large interferometer antennas synthesised by satellites in formation for Earth remote sensing

Large interferometer antennas synthesised by satellites in formation for Earth remote sensing

Soil moisture and ocean salinity can be remotely sensed using spaceborne radiometers operating at 21 cm wave length where a 27 MHz width frequency band is allocated to radioastronomy activities. This paper describes a new radiometer concept SFASIL (1), based on three satellites combining their indiv...

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Apertures
Arm
Earth
Layout
Radiometers
Remote sensing
Satellite antennas
Satellite broadcasting
Sensor arrays
SMOS mission
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