Studies of radar remote sensors for ice thickness, oil spill and soil moisture applications
Subtitle: prepared for Canada Center for Remote Sensing under Contract no. OSQ5-0061
By: by A. Ross ... [et al.].
Contributors: Ross, A.; Canada Centre for Remote Sensing.
Series: Technical report - Applied Instrumentation Laboratory, Carleton University
Publisher: Applied Instrumentation Laboratory, Dept. of Electronics, Carleton University
Published: 1976
Place of publication: Ottawa
Language: eng
Subjects: Remote sensing -- Equipment and supplies; Pulse techniques (Electronics); Radar in earth sciences; Ice on rivers, lakes, etc. -- Remote sensing; Oil pollution of rivers, harbors, etc. -- Remote sensing; Marine pollution -- Remote sensing; Soil moisture -- Remote sensing
Notes: Vol. 2 lacks series statement.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: v. 1.  Greenlay, T.O., Makios, V., Chudobiak, W.J.  An historical, theoretical and experimental study of the broadband antenna problem with application to short pulse probing radars.; value: v. 2.  Wight, J.S., Makios, V., Chudobiak, W.J.  The design and application of homodyne radars for the measurement of ice layer and oil film thickness.; value: v. 3. Ross, A., Chudobiak, W.J. and Makios, V.  On the feasibility of impulse radar in the detection of a soil moisture profile.