Physics
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Nov 2008
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=2008spie.7123e..10j&link_type=abstract
Remote Sensing of the Environment: 16th National Symposium on Remote Sensing of China. Edited by Tong, Qingxi. Proceedings of
Physics
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Theoretical modeling and inversion approach of both active and passive microwave remote sensing for lunar surface exploration are presented herewith, as a report of recent reaserch progress Refs. [1-6] in our laboratory. Using a layered media model, multi-channel brightness temperatures of lunar regolith media are numerically simulated and applied to inversion of lunar regolith layer thickness, which is one of the tasks of China's first Chang-E project. Using the inverted regolith layer thickness, the models of solar wind flux, optical maturity (OMAT) and TiO2 content in regolith layer with Clementine UVVIS multispectral data are employed to evaluation of global 3He abundance. To explore the potential utilities of lower frequency radar pulse for lunar exploration, a theoretical model of lunar regolith layer and Mueller matrix solution of pulse radiative transfer are developed to numerical simulation of radar pulse echoes. To numerically simulate the image of lunar surface in SAR (synthetic aperture radar) technology, the triangulated irregular network is utilized to divide the undulated surface into discrete triangle meshes as a digital surface topography, and the SAR image of inhomogeneously undulated lunar surface is generated.
Fa Wenzhe
Jin Ya-Qiu
Xu Feng
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