12 research outputs found
Wind estimates at the Norwegian west coast from modelling, in situ and satellite observations
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WEMSAR. Wind Energy Mapping using Synthetic Aperture Radar. Key action 5: Cleaner energy systems, including renewable energies. WEMSAR finar report 01 March 2000 - 28 February 2003. Scientific results
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The oil spill from a shipwreck in Kerch Strait: radar monitoring and numerical modelling
No full textObservation of eddy structures in the Baltic Sea with the use of radiolocation and radiometric satellite data
No full textIntercomparison and improvement of SAR ocean imaging interaction models
No full textThis report presents the results of a twelve month study initiated and supported by ESA on SAR imaging of the ocean surface. It was jointly conducted by the Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center, ARGOSS and the Institute of Oceanography of the University of Hamburg. The objective of the study has been to intercompare and improve SAR retrieval algorithms and interaction models for upper ocean and atmospheric boundary layer applications, in particular for coastal oceans. As such the study is expected to enhance the usefulness of marine SAR imagery for research and practical applications. The study consists of two main phases, namely: a) review of existing algorithms and models; and b) intercomparison and assessment of the models using available data set
Intercomparison and improvement of SAR ocean imaging interaction models
No full textThis report presents the results of a twelve month study initiated and supported by ESA on SAR imaging of the ocean surface. It was jointly conducted by the Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center, ARGOSS and the Institute of Oceanography of the University of Hamburg. The objective of the study has been to intercompare and improve SAR retrieval algorithms and interaction models for upper ocean and atmospheric boundary layer applications, in particular for coastal oceans. As such the study is expected to enhance the usefulness of marine SAR imagery for research and practical applications. The study consists of two main phases, namely: a) review of existing algorithms and models; and b) intercomparison and assessment of the models using available data set
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Intercomparison and improvement of SAR ocean imaging interaction models
No full textThis report presents the results of a twelve month study initiated and supported by ESA on SAR imaging of the ocean surface. It was jointly conducted by the Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Center, ARGOSS and the Institute of Oceanography of the University of Hamburg. The objective of the study has been to intercompare and improve SAR retrieval algorithms and interaction models for upper ocean and atmospheric boundary layer applications, in particular for coastal oceans. As such the study is expected to enhance the usefulness of marine SAR imagery for research and practical applications. The study consists of two main phases, namely: a) review of existing algorithms and models; and b) intercomparison and assessment of the models using available data sets
