Microwave scattering on atmospheric particles
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ICATT.2007.4425110Keywords:
atmospheric particles, hydrometeor types, microwave scattering, radar, remote recognition, telecommunications, wave polarizationsAbstract
The models of microwave scattering on atmospheric particles are presented. Shape, size, material, and other properties of scatterers are taken into account at different wave polarizations. Results are important for remote recognition of hydrometeor types, radar and telecommunications.References
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