On the application of MUSCAT to a ground-baseddual-Doppler radar system
Summary The multiple-Doppler synthesis and continuity adjustment technique (MUSCAT), developed for at least a pair of Doppler observations, is based on both a simultaneous resolution of the equations relating the wind components to the measured radial velocities and of the continuity equation, and t...
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Summary The multiple-Doppler synthesis and continuity adjustment technique (MUSCAT), developed for at least a pair of Doppler observations, is based on both a simultaneous resolution of the equations relating the wind components to the measured radial velocities and of the continuity equation, and the use of second-order derivatives in the cost function. It has been developed to solve the geometrical limitations that result from a dual-Doppler radar configuration, and has been successfully applied to airborne radar equipped for a fore-aft scanning. This paper intends to show the performance of this method in the case of a differing geometry from a ground-based dual-Doppler radar system, using simulated Doppler data deduced from an analytical wind field. It is shown that the constraint on the second-order derivatives allows to also obtain reliable wind vectors outside the Doppler lobes, i.e., in regions along the radar baseline where ill-conditioned analysis occurs. © Springer-Verlag Wien 2001 |
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Summary The multiple-Doppler synthesis and continuity adjustment technique (MUSCAT), developed for at least a pair of Doppler observations, is based on both a simultaneous resolution of the equations relating the wind components to the measured radial velocities and of the continuity equation, and the use of second-order derivatives in the cost function. It has been developed to solve the geometrical limitations that result from a dual-Doppler radar configuration, and has been successfully applied to airborne radar equipped for a fore-aft scanning. This paper intends to show the performance of this method in the case of a differing geometry from a ground-based dual-Doppler radar system, using simulated Doppler data deduced from an analytical wind field. It is shown that the constraint on the second-order derivatives allows to also obtain reliable wind vectors outside the Doppler lobes, i.e., in regions along the radar baseline where ill-conditioned analysis occurs. © Springer-Verlag Wien 2001 |
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Summary The multiple-Doppler synthesis and continuity adjustment technique (MUSCAT), developed for at least a pair of Doppler observations, is based on both a simultaneous resolution of the equations relating the wind components to the measured radial velocities and of the continuity equation, and the use of second-order derivatives in the cost function. It has been developed to solve the geometrical limitations that result from a dual-Doppler radar configuration, and has been successfully applied to airborne radar equipped for a fore-aft scanning. This paper intends to show the performance of this method in the case of a differing geometry from a ground-based dual-Doppler radar system, using simulated Doppler data deduced from an analytical wind field. It is shown that the constraint on the second-order derivatives allows to also obtain reliable wind vectors outside the Doppler lobes, i.e., in regions along the radar baseline where ill-conditioned analysis occurs. © Springer-Verlag Wien 2001 |
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