Continuation of measurement of hydrologic soil-cover complex with airborne scatterometers. Final report.

B. J. Blanchard; J. L. Nieber; A. J. Blanchard

Continuation of measurement of hydrologic soil-cover complex with airborne scatterometers. Final report.

B. J. Blanchard, J. L. Nieber, A. J. Blanchard

Bioproducts and Biosystems Engineering

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Analysis of radar scatterometry data obtained over five flight lines in Texas by NASA C-130 aircraft demonstrated that multivariant radar data can be used to distinguish differences in land use, and hence be an indicator of surface runoff characteristics. The capability of using microwave sensors to detect flood inundation of timbered land was also determined. -NASA Abstract E80-10073

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State	Published - Jan 1 1979

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