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Doppler Velocity from Sea Surface on the Spaceborne and Airborne Weather Radars
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: The Doppler operation applied to the sea surface is studied for the spaceborne and airborne weather radars. In the space mission, a small amount of beam misalignment can cause large contamination of a platform velocity ...
Preliminary Results from Multiparameter Airborne Rain Radar Measurement in the Western Pacific
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Preliminary results are presented from multiparameter airborne radar measurements of tropical storms. The experiment was conducted in the western Pacific in September 1990 with the NASA DC-8 aircraft that was equipped with ...
A Proposal of Pulse-Pair Doppler Operation on a Spaceborne Cloud-Profiling Radar in the W Band
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Pulse-pair Doppler operation is considered for the spaceborne mission. In a formalism, the condition that a measured Doppler velocity on pulse-pair operation corresponds to that on the FFT operation is derived. The coherent ...
Accuracy Evaluation of Doppler Velocity on a Spaceborne Weather Radar through a Random Signal Simulation
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Digitized signals for a spaceborne weather radar are generated to inspect a Doppler signal processor, in which the digital signals are converted to analog through an arbitrary wave generator. A conventional Rice harmonic ...
Test of the Specific Differential Propagation Phase Shift (KDP) Technique for Rain-Rate Estimation with a Ku-Band Rain Radar
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: The variation in drop size distribution (DSD) and the attenuation at higher frequencies are the two major impairments for quantitative rain-rate estimation. The sensitivity of rain-rate estimators (such as reflectivity ...
Melting Layer Cloud Observed during R/V Mirai Cruise MR01-K05
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: In this study, cloud profiling radar and lidar were used to determine the frequency distribution of the base heights of cloudy layers with little (or no) falling condensate particles. The data were obtained from stationary ...
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