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Normalized radar cross section of the sea for backscatter: 1. Mean levels by Plant, William J., Keller, William C., Hayes, Kenneth, Chatham, Gene

“…The normalized radar cross section of the sea for backscatter, σo, is investigated for incidence angles between 0° and 89° using data collected over more than…”
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Normalized radar cross section of the sea for backscatter: 2. Modulation by internal waves by Plant, William J., Keller, William C., Hayes, Kenneth, Chatham, Gene, Lederer, Nicholas

“…We report measurements of microwave surface signatures of internal waves with dual‐polarized, coherent, X band radars mounted on three ships and an airplane…”
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Remotely sensed river surface features compared with modeling and in situ measurements by Plant, William J., Branch, Ruth, Chatham, Gene, Chickadel, C. Chris, Hayes, Ken, Hayworth, Bronwyn, Horner-Devine, Alexander, Jessup, Andrew, Fong, Derek A., Fringer, Oliver B., Giddings, Sarah N., Monismith, Stephen, Wang, Bing

“…Images of river surface features that reflect the bathymetry and flow in the river have been obtained using remote sensing at microwave, visible, and infrared…”
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Characteristics of Internal Waves in the South China Sea Observed by a Shipboard Coherent Radar by Plant, W. J., Keller, W. C., Hayes, K., Chatham, G.

“…In 2005 and 2007, a coherent X-band radar was deployed in the South China Sea on two different ships. In both cases, the two parabolic antennas of the radar…”
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Characteristics of internal waves in the South China Sea Observed by a shipboard coherent radar by Plant, W J, Keller, W C, Hayes, K, Chatham, G

“…In 2005 and 2007, a coherent, X-band radar was deployed in the South China Sea on two different ships. In both cases, the two parabolic antennas of the radar…”
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Measuring and Modeling the NRCS of the Sea for Backscatter by Plant, W.J., Keller, W.C., Hayes, K., Chatham, G.

“…Recent ship-based measurements using a calibrated, coherent, dual-polarized, X-band radar illuminated the behavior of the normalized radar cross section of the…”
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River Current Measurement Using Coherent Microwave Radar: Toward Gaging Unstable Streams by Plant, W.J., Keller, W.C., Siani, C., Chatham, G.

“…For several years, the Applied Physics Laboratory of the University of Washington has been working with the US Geological Survey to monitor surface currents in…”
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