On reconciling ground-based with spaceborne normalized radar cross section measurements
Abstract
This study examines differences in the normalized radar cross section, derived from ground-based versus spaceborne radar data. A simple homogeneous half-space model, indicates that agreement between the two improves as 1) the distance from the scatterer is increased; and/or 2) the extinction coefficient increases.
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Baumgartner, F; Munk, J; Jezek, KC; Gogineni, S. On reconciling ground-based with spaceborne normalized radar cross section measurements. IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON GEOSCIENCE AND REMOTE SENSING. February 2002. 40(2) : 494-496
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