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20 October 2005 Calibration strategy for ERS scatterometer data reprocessing
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Abstract
From the beginning of its mission, in 1995, the ERS-2 satellite has recorded an important set of data. The performance and accuracy of its instrument provide precious information for the scientific community. The experience acquired during 10 years has led the European Space Agency (ESA) to plan a reprocessing activity of the entire set of the available scatterometer data. This reprocessing activity will use the enhanced on-ground processing1 and calibration2 chains. In this paper, the calibration strategy for the scatterometer data reprocessing from the beginning of the mission is presented. It consists in looking for a calibration area (rainforest, ocean or ice) which would allow a highly accurate tuning of the antenna patterns (already tuned within the specifications).
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N. Manise, X. Neyt, and M. Acheroy "Calibration strategy for ERS scatterometer data reprocessing", Proc. SPIE 5977, Remote Sensing of the Ocean, Sea Ice, and Large Water Regions 2005, 59770A (20 October 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.627708
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KEYWORDS
Calibration

Antennas

Transponders

Data modeling

Satellites

Backscatter

Radar

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