“Layover” in satellite radar images of ocean waves
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Present models explaining radar imaging of ocean surface waves have considered variations in radar cross section of the tilted or roughened surface and velocity bunching effects caused by the doppler shifts of moving scatterers. It is pointed out here that simple “layover” effects will cause an additional, significant modulation of the image brightness that increases the visibility of range-traveling waves.
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