Radar polarimetry is a recent development seeing active research only in the last few decades. The phenomenon that optimal (maximal power) reflected fields exist in both the co-polarized and cross polarized channels of the receiving radar antenna was first introduced by Kennaugh and Huynen.
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A major component of the 1988 Mojave Field Experiment involved the simultaneous acquisition of quad-polarization multifrequency airborne Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) imaging radar data and ground measurements thought to be relevant to the radar ...
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Identification of Chipless Sensors in Cluttered Environments From 3D Radar Imagery and Polarimetry
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Soil Moisture Retrieval Under Vegetation: Validation on TERENO Observatories [PDF]
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