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most citedSea state monitoring using coastal GNSS-R

156 citations · 354 across the 9 of their papers we have counts for

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physics.geo-ph2008★ 23 cited

Soil Moisture Monitorization Using GNSS Reflected Signals

Alejandro Egido, Giulio Ruffini, Marco Caparrini +3

The use of GNSS signals as a source of opportunity for remote sensing applications, GNSS-R, has been a research area of interest for more than a decade. One of the possible applica…

physics.ao-ph2004★ 11 cited

The Eddy Experiment: GNSS-R speculometry for directional sea-roughness retrieval from low altitude aircraft

O. Germain, G. Ruffini, F. Soulat +3

We report on the retrieval of directional sea surface roughness, in terms of its full directional mean square slope (including direction and isotropy), from Global Navigation Satel…

physics.ao-ph2004★ 156 cited

Sea state monitoring using coastal GNSS-R

F. Soulat, M. Caparrini, O. Germain +3

We report on a coastal experiment to study GPS L1 reflections. The campaign was carried out at the Barcelona Port breaker and dedicated to the development of sea-state retrieval al…

physics.ao-ph2004★ 126 cited

The Eddy Experiment: accurate GNSS-R ocean altimetry from low altitude aircraft

G. Ruffini, F. Soulat, M. Caparrini +2

During the Eddy Experiment, two synchronous GPS receivers were flown at 1 km altitude to collect L1 signals and their reflections from the sea surface for assessment of altimetric…

physics.ao-ph2003★ 13 cited

PARFAIT: GNSS-R coastal altimetry

M. Caparrini, L. Ruffini, G. Ruffini

GNSS-R signals contain a coherent and an incoherent component. A new algorithm for coherent phase altimetry over rough ocean surfaces, called PARFAIT, has been developed and implem…

physics.ao-ph2003★ 10 cited

The GNSS-R Eddy Experiment II: L-band and Optical Speculometry for Directional Sea-Roughness Retrieval from Low Altitude Aircraft

O. Germain, G. Ruffini, F. Soulat +3

We report on the retrieval of directional sea-roughness (the full directional mean square slope, including MSS, direction and isotropy) through inversion of Global Navigation Satel…