Effects of the Interaction of Microwave Radiation with the Atmosphere on the Passive Remote Sensing of the Earth’s Surface: Problems and Solutions (Review)

Keyphrases

• Aerosol Layers 33%
• Aerosol Particles 100%
• Attenuation 33%
• Charged Aerosol 33%
• Complete Set 33%
• Concentrated Flux 33%
• Cosmic Radiation 33%
• Direct Radiation 33%
• Earth Remote Sensing 100%
• Earth Surface 100%
• Electron Density 33%
• Electron Temperature 33%
• Flux Density 33%
• Formation Kinetics 33%
• Gaseous Medium 33%
• Incident Radiation 33%
• Incoherent Radiation 33%
• Information Processing 33%
• Ionospheric Plasma 33%
• Low Earth Orbit Satellites 66%
• Mathematical Approach 33%
• Measuring Equipment 33%
• Microwave Radiation 100%
• Non-equilibrium 33%
• Passive Location 66%
• Passive Remote Sensing 100%
• Physicochemical Processes 33%
• Radiation Type 33%
• Radio Waves 33%
• Receiving Equipment 66%
• Reflected Radiation 33%
• Solar Activity 33%
• Solar Radiation 33%
• Temperature Non-equilibrium 33%
• Two-temperature 33%
• Two-temperature Plasma 33%
• Wavelet Analysis 33%

Physics

• Aerosol 100%
• Earth Surface 100%
• Flux Density 33%
• Incident Radiation 33%
• Information Processing 33%
• Microwave 100%
• Physicochemical Process 33%
• Planetary Atmosphere 100%
• Plasma Temperature 33%
• Radio Wave 33%
• Reflected Wave 33%
• Satellite Communication 100%
• Solar Activity 33%
• Solar Radiation 33%
• Wavelet Analysis 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Earth Surface 100%
• Flux Density 33%
• Incident Radiation 33%
• Information Processing 33%
• Ionospherics 33%
• Microwave 100%
• Passive Remote Sensing 100%
• Planetary Atmosphere 100%
• Plasma Temperature 33%
• Radio Wave 33%
• Reflected Wave 33%
• Solar Activity 33%
• Solar Radiation 33%
• Wavelet Analysis 33%