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2007-07-15
ABMR Ice Thickness Model and Its Application to Bohai Sea in China
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Yong-Gang Ji,

    Dr. Yong-Gang Ji

    First Institute of Oceanography of State Oceanic Administration

    China

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Jie Zhang,

    Dr. Jie Zhang

    First Institute of Oceanography of State Oceanic Administration

    China

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Jun-Min Meng,

    Dr. Jun-Min Meng

    First Institute of Oceanography of State Oceanic Administration

    China

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Yuanzhi Zhang

    Dr. Yuanzhi Zhang

    Chinese University of Hong Kong

    Hong Kong

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, Vol. 76, 183-194, 2007
doi:10.2528/PIER07071003
Abstract
A non-coherent theoretical model of sea-ice thickness with air-borne microwave radiometer (ABMR) was deduced based on the analysis of air-ice-water three-layer media. In the model, the highorder item of the brightness temperature was expressed and obtained. From the analysis of the penetration depth of sea-ice and its high-order item in the model, we found that ABMR with a wavelength can only be used to detect a certain range of sea-ice thickness. The maximum detectable sea-ice thickness is dependent on wavelength and precision of ABMR, whereas the minimum detectable sea-ice thickness is only related to wavelength. On this basis, the detectable sea-ice thicknesses of ABMR were calculated. The results were given on the selection of suitable ABMRs in different sea-ice conditions when ABMR is used to detect the ice thickness in Bohai Sea.
Citation
Yong-Gang Ji, Jie Zhang, Jun-Min Meng, and Yuanzhi Zhang, "ABMR Ice Thickness Model and Its Application to Bohai Sea in China," , Vol. 76, 183-194, 2007.
doi:10.2528/PIER07071003
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