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Изучение средствами активной радиолокации конвективной облачности на начальной стадии развития и параметров рассеивателей в пограничном слое атмосферы

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2011 Russian Publisher:Федеральное государственное образовательное учреждение высшего профессионального образования "Московский государственный технический университет гражданской авиации"Journal:Научный вестник Московского государственного технического университета гражданской авиации

Изучение средствами активной радиолокации конвективной облачности на начальной стадии развития и параметров рассеивателей в пограничном слое атмосферы

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В статье проведена оценка возможностей исследования распределения рассеивателей по размерам радиофизическими методами с учетом динамического диапазона радиолокационного приемника. Представлены расчеты для существующей и перспективной радиолокационной техники. Статья опубликована в рамках реализации ФЦП Научные и научно-педагогические кадры инновационной России на 2009 - 2013 годы.

Article is devoted to the evaluation of the signal to noise ratio required to study the size distribution of scattering particles with certain level of precision and reliability. Calculations for different kind of radars are presented. The study was made as a part of federal program of the national science and education support for 2010-2013 years.

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СООТНОШЕНИЕ СИГНАЛ/ШУМ, МЕТЕОРОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ РЛС, ОБРАБОТКА РАДИОЛОКАЦИОННОГО СИГНАЛА, РАСПРЕДЕЛЕНИЕ РАССЕИВАТЕЛЕЙ ПО РАЗМЕРАМ

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