Abstract
The effect of atmospheric propagation on radar observations is an important topic both for radar application developers and end-users of radar products, particularly of weather radar systems. An excellent review of this subject is given by Patterson (2008), and most general books about weather radars have a chapter on the topic –see for example Battan (1973), Collier (1996), Doviak and Zrnic (2006), Rinehart (2001) or Sauvageot (1991).
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Bech, J., Magaldi, A., Codina, B., & Lorente, J. (2012). Effects of Anomalous Propagation Conditions on Weather Radar Observations. In Doppler Radar Observations - Weather Radar, Wind Profiler, Ionospheric Radar, and Other Advanced Applications. InTech. https://doi.org/10.5772/38172
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