The value of using narrowly spaced frequencies within a microwave band to measure wind speeds and rain rates over tropical storms with radiometers is reviewed. The technique focuses on results obtained in the overflights of Hurricane Allen during 5 and 8 of August, 1980.
Microwave Remote Sensing of Ocean Surface Wind Speed and Rain Rates over Tropical Storms
1984-05-01
Conference paper
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English
Wiley | 2001
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