A. P. Shelekhov,1 E. A. Shelekhova,1 G. N. Ilin,2 V. Y. Bykov,2 V. G. Stempkovsky,2 A. M. Shishikin,2 P. B. Rutkevich3
1Institute of Monitoring of Climatic and Ecological Systems (Russian Federation) 2Institute of Applied Astronomy (Russian Federation) 3Space Research Institute (Russian Federation)
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It is shown theoretically and experimentally that the value of integrated water vapor content in the atmosphere measured by ground-based radiometric facilities in real time can be used, along with the temperature profile, as a predictor of aircraft icing in clouds. The quantitative criterion of occurrence of the conditions leading to aircraft icing is found, and the method for determining these conditions by ground-based remote microwave sensing of the atmosphere in real time is formulated.
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A. P. Shelekhov, E. A. Shelekhova, G. N. Ilin, V. Y. Bykov, V. G. Stempkovsky, A. M. Shishikin, P. B. Rutkevich, "Method of operational forecasting of aircraft icing conditions by means of atmosphere microwave remote sensing," Proc. SPIE 11861, Microwave Remote Sensing: Data Processing and Applications, 118610E (12 September 2021); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2598008