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Scatterometer ialah radar apertur sebenar yang mampu melakukan satu set ukuran keratan rentas radar ternormal di bawah sudut azimut yang berbeza untuk setiap sel resolusi. Bidang utama penggunaan pengukur angin adalah penentuan medan angin permukaan laut. Hakikatnya, apabila pengukuran sedemikian telah dilakukan, adalah mungkin untuk menentukan medan angin permukaan laut melalui prosedur penyongsangan. Dalam makalah ini kami membentangkan skema penyongsangan baru yang merupakan evolusi prosedur yang digunakan oleh Agensi Angkasa Itali (ASI) di bawah Kemudahan Pemprosesan dan Pengarkiban Itali (I-PAF). Kajian perbandingan penuh menunjukkan bahawa skema penyongsangan novel berfungsi dengan lebih baik apabila rejim angin ringan dipersoalkan.
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Maurizio MIGLIACCIO, Maurizio SARTI, Stefania MARSILI, "On the Inversion of Wind Scatterometer Data" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E84-C, no. 12, pp. 1857-1867, December 2001, doi: .
Abstract: The scatterometer is a real aperture radar capable to perform a set of normalized radar cross section measurements under different azimuth angles for each resolution cell. The main field of application of a wind scatterometer regards the sea surface wind field determination. As a matter of fact, once such measurements have been performed it is possible to determine the sea surface wind field by means of an inversion procedure. In this paper we present a novel inversion scheme which is an evolution of the procedure nowday used by the Italian Space Agency (ASI) under the Italian Processing and Archiving Facility (I-PAF). A full comparative study shows that the novel inversion scheme better behaves whenever light wind regimes are in question.
URL: https://global.ieice.org/en_transactions/electronics/10.1587/e84-c_12_1857/_p
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