论文信息 - Polarimetric Rainfall Estimation in the Presence of Anomalous Propagation

Polarimetric Rainfall Estimation in the Presence of Anomalous Propagation

Abstract Rainfall estimation from specific differential phases in meteorological situations with significant anomalous propagation (AP) is discussed. It is shown that the correlation coefficient between horizontally and vertically polarized backscatter signals and local variability of the total differential phase can be good identifiers of ground clutter–contaminated data. Further, it is suggested how to estimate rainfall in regions of ground clutter caused by AP.

Alexander V. Ryzhkov | Dusan S. Zrnic | A. Ryzhkov | D. Zrnic

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