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author = "Camps Carmona, Adriano José"

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The specification of channel filters for an interferometric radiometer

Description : Differences among the channels that form an interferometric radiometer result in amplitude and phase errors in the cross correlations measured from the signals collected by each pair of antennas (visibility samples). Since point source calibration of a satellite-embarked instrument operating in a ra...
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Considerations About Antenna Pattern Measurements of 2-D Aperture Synthesis Radiometers

Description : Accurate measurement of the antenna voltage patterns of large-aperture synthesis radiometers is critical in order to achieve good radiometric accuracy, and a very time consuming and expensive task. Measurement requirements and a tradeoff study relating radiometric accuracy degradation and number of ...
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Determination of sea surface salinity and wind speed by L-band microwave radiometry from a fixed platform

Description : The European Space Agency Soil Moisture and Ocean Salinity (SMOS) mission aims at obtaining global maps of soil moisture and sea surface salinity from space for large-scale and climatic studies. It uses an L-band (1400–1427 MHz) Microwave Interferometric Radiometer by Aperture Synthesis to measure b...
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The correlation of visibility errors and its impact on the radiometric resolution of an aperture synthesis radiometer

Description : The correlation between the visibility samples' noise of an aperture synthesis radiometer are required for the computation of the recovered temperature noise of a given pixel and of the improvement introduced by baseline redundance. A general expression for this correlation and noise examples for a ...
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Analisys of noise-injection networks for interferometric-radiometer calibration

Description : The spatial resolution of current space-borne Earth observation radiometers is limited by the physical antenna aperture. This is especially critical at L-band, which exhibits high sensitivity to soil moisture and sea surface salinity. Interferometric radiometers (InR's) are currently being studied b...
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Radiometric Sensitivity Computation in Aperture Synthesis Interferometric Radiometry

Description : This paper is concerned with the radiometric sensitivity computation of an aperture synthesis interferometric radiometer devoted to Earth observation. The impact of system parameters and the use of simultaneous redundant measurements are analyzed. The interferometric radiometer uncertainty principle...
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Radiometric sensitivity computation in aperture synthesis interferometric radiometry

Description : This paper is concerned with the radiometric sensitivity computation of an aperture synthesis interferometric radiometer devoted to Earth observation. The impact of system parameters and the use of simultaneous redundant measurements are analyzed. The interferometric radiometer uncertainty principle...
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The processing of hexagonally sampled signals with standard rectangular techniques: application to 2D large aperture synthesis interferometric radiometers

Description : In Earth observation programs there is a need of passive low frequency (L-band) measurements to monitor soil moisture and ocean salinity with high spatial resolution 10-20 km, a radiometric resolution of 1 K and a revisit time of 1-3 days. Compared to total power radiometers aperture synthesis inter...
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Considerations about antenna pattern measurements of 2-D aperture synthesis radiometers

Description : Accurate measurement of the antenna voltage patterns of large-aperture synthesis radiometers is critical in order to achieve good radiometric accuracy, and a very time consuming and expensive task. Measurement requirements and a tradeoff study relating radiometric accuracy degradation and number of ...
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Optimum Redundant Array Configurations for Earth Observation Aperture Synthesis Microwave Radiometers

Description : Two-dimensional aperture synthesis radiometry is the technology selected for ESA's SMOS mission to provide high resolution L-band radiometric imagery. The array topology is a Y-shaped structure. The position and number of redundant elements to minimise instrument degradation in case of element failu...
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