Sea wind measurement by doppler navigation system with X-configured beams in rectilinear flight

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Abstract

We suggest a conceptual approach to the measurement of the near-surface wind vector over water using a Doppler navigation system, in addition to its standard navigation capabilities. We consider a Doppler navigation system with a track-stabilized antenna and x-configuration of its beams. For the measurement of the sea-surface wind, the system operates in the multi-beam scatterometer mode in rectilinear flight. The proposed conceptual design has been validated, and its accuracy for the wind vector measurement has been estimated using Monte Carlo computational simulations.

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Nekrasov, A., Khachaturian, A., Gamcová, M., Kurdel, P., Obukhovets, V., Veremyev, V., & Bogachev, M. (2017). Sea wind measurement by doppler navigation system with X-configured beams in rectilinear flight. Remote Sensing, 9(9). https://doi.org/10.3390/rs9090887

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