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Application of dual linearly polarized radar data to prediction of microwave path attenuation at 10–30 GHz
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1984
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Radar DataEngineeringEarth ScienceAtmospheric ScienceImaging RadarRadar Signal ProcessingComputational ElectromagneticsMicrowave Path AttenuationHydrometeorologyMeteorologySynthetic Aperture RadarMicrowave Remote SensingGeographyRadiation MeasurementAttenuation PredictionsRadar ApplicationMicrowave MeasurementRadar ImagingRadarRadar ScatteringPath AttenuationRemote Sensing
This paper describes a methodology for analysis of dual linearly polarized radar data for the prediction of path attenuation at 10–30 GHz from long term point rainfall data. Detailed knowledge of the physical structure of precipitation in conjunction with scattering theory is used to provide attenuation predictions.
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