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A Ka-Band Wind Geophysical Model Function Using Doppler Scatterometer Measurements from the Air-Sea Interaction Tower Experiment by Polverari, Federica, Wineteer, Alexander, Rodríguez, Ernesto, Perkovic-Martin, Dragana, Siqueira, Paul, Farrar, J. Thomas, Adam, Max, Closa Tarrés, Marc, Edson, James B.

“…Physical understanding and modeling of Ka-band ocean surface backscatter is challenging due to a lack of measurements. In the framework of the NASA Earth…”
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Implementation of a Point Target Simulator for Better Estimating Parameter Offsets in Airborne SAR and InSAR Processing by Tarres, Marc Closa, Siqueira, Paul

“…Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) is a coherent radar tech system used in a wide range of applications. The UMass Point Target Simulator (UMass-PTS) can help…”
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First Results From a Dual Ku- and C-Band Airborne SAR for Snowpack Measurements by Tarres, Marc Closa, Siqueira, Paul, Adam, James M., Sutherland, Eric, Maloyan, Joseph, Seaver, Takuya, Tessier, Russell, Tsang, Leung, Borah, Firoh, Marshall, HP, Deeb, Elias, Farquharson, Gordon

“…This article presents the first results of the newly conceived airborne Synthetic Aperture Radar system, SNOWWI.SNOWWI is a dual Ku- and C-Band interferometric…”
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SNOWWI: A Three-Frequency InSAR for Snow Science Applications by Siqueira, Paul, Tarres, Marc Closa, Adam, Max, Sutherland, Eric, Maloyan, Joseph, Seaver, Takuya, Tessier, Russell, Tsang, Leung, Borah, Firoz, Marshall, H P, Deeb, Elias, Farquharson, Gordon

“…In this paper we describe the development and motivation behind the development of a NASA-sponsored airborne instrument, SNOWWI (Snow Water-equivalent Wide…”
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A Ku-Band Airborne InSAR for Snow Characterization at Trail Valley Creek by Siqueira, Paul, Adam, Max, Kraatz, Simon, Lagoy, Dustin, Tarres, Marc Closa, Tsang, Leung, Zhu, Jiyue, Derksen, Chris, King, Joshua

“…In this paper we present processing and analysis results of an airborne Ku-band InSAR, constructed at the University of Massachusetts, and flown on a Cessna…”
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