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Wave spectrum retrieval from SWIM data: speckle spectrum estimation Session: " Wave retrieval and applications "

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Figure 1. Overview of the SWIM L1 and L2 products and the associated processing.
Figure 2. Illustrations of the SWIM products for wave spectrum computation.
Figure 3. Illustrations of speckle estimation with different methods.

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