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KuROS: A new airborne Ku-band Doppler radar for observation of the ocean surface

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Figure  1: Normalized  radar  cross-section  averaged over  the  azimuthal directions, as a  function of  incidence angle
Figure 2:   Directional sea wave slope spectrum obtained from a 30 s  sample of KuROS observations

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