TH4.R3.2
CHARACTERIZATION OF RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE IN WEATHER SYSTEM FOLLOW-ON MICROWAVE (WSF-M) BRIGHTNESS TEMPERATURES
Jeffrey Ouellette, US Naval Research Laboratory, United States; Michael Bettenhausen, Computational Physics, Inc., United States
Session:
TH4.R3: WSF-M Mission Status and Calibration II Oral
Track:
Community Contributed Themes
Location:
TBD
Presentation Time:
Thu, 13 Aug, 16:30 - 16:45
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Session TH4.R3
TH4.R3.1: RADIO-FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE MITIGATION CAPABILITY OF THE WEATHER-SYSTEM FOLLOW-ON FLIGHT 2 MICROWAVE IMAGER
David Draper, Benjamin Davis, Greg Moroney, Stefan Griebel, Gregory Gibson, Rob Hofer, BAE Systems, United States
TH4.R3.2: CHARACTERIZATION OF RADIO FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE IN WEATHER SYSTEM FOLLOW-ON MICROWAVE (WSF-M) BRIGHTNESS TEMPERATURES
Jeffrey Ouellette, US Naval Research Laboratory, United States; Michael Bettenhausen, Computational Physics, Inc., United States
TH4.R3.3: Development of XIIS Sensor and Recent Survey Results
Sayak Biswas, The Aerospace Corporation, United States; Marian Klein, Boulder Environmental Sciences and Technology, United States; Herwin Chan, Kieran Smith, Michael Varner, Max Castro, Sheldon Ross, Kelvin Chen, David Kunkee, Ye Hong, Vincent Kong, Janna Feeley, The Aerospace Corporation, United States; Michaelangelo Leon, Maj Joseph Malek, Lt. Col. Brian Pitman, United States Space Force, United States
TH4.R3.4: RETRIEVING WINDS THROUGH RAIN FOR MWI
Lucrezia Ricciardulli, Thomas Meissner, Richard Lindsley, Remote Sensing Systems, United States
TH4.R3.5: On-Orbit 1/f-Noise Estimation from Intermittently Sampled WSF-M Microwave Imager Hot Load Data
Sayak Biswas, The Aerospace Corporation, United States
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