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Doppler Radar Return from Two-Dimensional Random Rough Surfaces

Doppler return from the general case of a two-dimensional random rough surface is investigated. This is an extension of work recently reported for a special case of rough surface. Helmholtz integral approach is used, employing Kirchhoff's approximations in order to evaluate the integral for the...

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Published in:IEEE transactions on geoscience electronics 1972-01, Vol.10 (1), p.33-47
Main Authors: Sohel, Malkiat Singh, Hayre, Harbhajan S.
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Reflectivity
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Rough surfaces
Shape
Surface roughness
Transmitters
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