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The dependence of S-band sea surface brightness and temperature on wind vector at normal incidence

Aircraft measurements of the S-band sea surface brightness temperature at nadir as a function of wind speed and wind direction were carried out in various regions in 1985-1989. Data set of 65 circular flights was analyzed. It is shown that for water temperature recovering the wind direction is to be taken into account. >

Alexey V. Kuzmin | Yuri G. Trokhimovski | Galina A. Bolotnikova | Valentin S. Etkin | Svetlana I. Grechko

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