Ground-based radiometric complex of millimeter wave band for meteorology and telecommunications applications

Authors

  • В.В. Павликов
  • Н.В. Руженцев
  • А.Д. Собколов
  • Д.С. Сальников
  • А.И. Цопа

Abstract

The article gives a brief description of a new terrestrial radiometric complex operating at 40 and 94 GHz and providing remote continuous measurements of the total vertical atmospheric attenuation, effective temperature of clouds, liquid water content and vapor water content in the atmosphere. A special feature of the system is the availability of a digital processing mode for detected signals.

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Павликов, В., Руженцев, Н., Собколов, А., Сальников, Д., & Цопа, А. (2017). Ground-based radiometric complex of millimeter wave band for meteorology and telecommunications applications. Radiotekhnika, 1(188), 33–40. Retrieved from http://rt.nure.ua/article/view/210784

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