RED experiment: an assessment of boundary layer effects in a trade winds regime on microwave and infrared propagation over the sea, The

Anderson, Kenneth; Brooks, Barbara; Caffrey, Peter; Clarke, Antony; Cohen, Leo; Crahan, Katie; Davidson, Kenneth; De Jong, Arie; De Leeuw, Gerrit; Dion, Denis; Doss-Hammel, Stephen; Frederickson, Paul; Friehe, Carl; Hristov, Tihomir; Khelf, Djamal; Moerman, Marcel; Reid, Jeffry S.; Reising, Steven; Smith, Michael; Terrill, Eric; Tsintikidis, Dimitris

RED experiment: an assessment of boundary layer effects in a trade winds regime on microwave and infrared propagation over the sea, The

Authors: Kenneth Anderson
Barbara Brooks
Peter Caffrey
Antony Clarke
Leo Cohen
Katie Crahan
Kenneth Davidson
Arie De Jong
Gerrit De Leeuw
Denis Dion
Stephen Doss-Hammel
Paul Frederickson
Carl Friehe
Tihomir Hristov
Djamal Khelf
Marcel Moerman
Jeffry S. Reid
Steven Reising
Michael Smith
Eric Terrill
Dimitris Tsintikidis
Publication date: 1 January 2004
Publisher: 'American Meteorological Society'

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 1364-1365).The Rough Evaporation Duct experiment aimed to see if the effects of ocean waves account for errors in modeling the ranges at which radar and infrared can detect low-flying targets

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