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14 October 2019 Statistical characteristics of Doppler velocity shift in artificial slick on sea surface
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The work is devoted to the experimental study of Doppler velocity in artificial surfactant films on the sea surface. Such films simulate the oil spills. The paper develops a method of remote detection of oil spill pollution on the water surface. The method is based on a joint analysis of amplitude and velocity radar images of the water surface. It is shown that the surfactant films lead to a significant change in the Doppler velocity, which can be used to increase the detection probability of pollution on the sea surface. A statistical analysis of the two-dimensional distribution of RCS and Doppler velocity in artificial surfactants films and pure water in a wide range of weather conditions is performed. It is demonstrated that the difference between the measured Doppler velocity in the upwind direction and the phase velocity of the Bragg waves corresponds with the slick drift velocity.
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Alexey V. Ermoshkin, Alexander A. Molkov, and Ivan A. Kapustin "Statistical characteristics of Doppler velocity shift in artificial slick on sea surface", Proc. SPIE 11150, Remote Sensing of the Ocean, Sea Ice, Coastal Waters, and Large Water Regions 2019, 111501L (14 October 2019); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2533167
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KEYWORDS
Radar

Doppler effect

Modulation

Spatial resolution

Antennas

Fourier transforms

Phase shift keying

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