Evaluation of the Rayleigh–Gans approximation for microwave scattering by rimed snowflakes
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DOI: 10.1002/qj.3093
Abstract: We have evaluated of the applicability of the Rayleigh–Gans (RGA) and Self-Similar Rayleigh–Gans (SSRGA) approximations for microwave scattering by rimed snowflakes. This study extends previous findings that showed that, for unrimed snowflakes, the RGA is… read more here.
Keywords: evaluation rayleigh; scattering rimed; microwave scattering; rimed snowflakes ... See more keywords
Coherent microwave scattering from resonance enhanced multi-photon ionization (radar REMPI): a review
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DOI: 10.1088/1361-6595/ac2350
Abstract: Coherent microwave scattering from laser-induced plasmas, including weakly ionized plasma, laser sparks, multiphoton ionization, and resonance enhanced multi-photon ionizations (radar REMPI) has achieved much successes in plasma, reactive and nonreactive flow diagnostics. Under illumination of… read more here.
Keywords: plasma; coherent microwave; resonance enhanced; microwave scattering ... See more keywords
Overcoming Insufficient Microwave Scattering Data in Microwave Tomographic Imaging
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DOI: 10.1109/access.2021.3103414
Abstract: One of the most challenging problems in microwave tomography is the reconstruction of dielectric properties inside parts of the human body. This is a crucial task for medical applications such as early cancer diagnostics and… read more here.
Keywords: reconstruction; insufficient microwave; overcoming insufficient; microwave scattering ... See more keywords
Microwave Scattering (1–10 GHz) From a Vertically Heterogeneous Grass Canopy
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DOI: 10.1109/tgrs.2022.3229749
Abstract: This study concerns the effects of considering vertically heterogeneous canopy structure when modeling microwave scattering from grassland with the Tor Vergata (TVG) model, which uses the matrix doubling method (MDM). The TVG model was extended… read more here.
Keywords: volume; microwave scattering; vertically heterogeneous; canopy ... See more keywords