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  1. Efficient Calculation of the Kirchhoff Integral for Predicting the Bistatic Normalized Radar Cross Section of Ocean-like Surfaces
  2. Sea Surface Scattering Observations and Predictions using Satellite-Based S-band Signals-of-Opportunity
  3. Unified Wind-Wave Growth and Spectrum Functions for All Water Depths: Field Observations and Model Results
  4. A Simulation Study of Significant Wave Height Retrieval From Bistatic Scattering of Signals of Opportunity
  5. Microwave Specular Measurements and Ocean Surface Wave Properties
  6. On the Sensitivity of Passive Multistatic Radar Amplitude and Doppler Measurements to Significant Wave Height
  7. Significant Wave Height and Bistatic Doppler Signals of Microwave Scattering From the Ocean Surface: With Emphasis on the Swell Factor
  8. Transports and Net Fluxes of Surface Wave Energy and Momentum inside Tropical Cyclones: Spectrum Computation and Modeling
  9. Surface wave spectral properties of centimeter to decameter wavelengths: variable spectral slope and non-equilibrium spectrum
  10. Whitecap Observations by Microwave Radiometers: With Discussion on Surface Roughness and Foam Contributions
  11. L-Band Ocean Surface Roughness
  12. Impact on Sea-Surface Electromagnetic Scattering and Emission Modeling of Recent Progress on the Parameterization of Ocean Surface Roughness, Drag Coefficient, and Whitecap Coverage in High Wind Conditions
  13. Deriving L-Band Tilting Ocean Surface Roughness From Measurements by Operational Systems
  14. Azimuthal Variation of L-Band Tilting Roughness Inside Tropical Cyclones
  15. Whitecap and Wind Stress Observations by Microwave Radiometers: Global Coverage and Extreme Conditions
  16. Ocean Surface Foam and Microwave Emission: Dependence on Frequency and Incidence Angle
  17. High-Wind Drag Coefficient and Whitecap Coverage Derived from Microwave Radiometer Observations in Tropical Cyclones
  18. Estimating Maximum Significant Wave Height and Dominant Wave Period inside Tropical Cyclones
  19. Propagation Directions of Ocean Surface Waves inside Tropical Cyclones
  20. Hurricane Hunter Observations of Wind And Wave Spectral Properties: Implications on Tropical Cyclone Remote Sensing
  21. Low-Frequency Mean Square Slopes and Dominant Wave Spectral Properties: Toward Tropical Cyclone Remote Sensing
  22. Surface Foam and L-Band Microwave Radiometer Measurements in High Winds
  23. Kinetic energy flux budget across air-sea interface
  24. Ocean Surface Wave Spectra inside Tropical Cyclones
  25. Bridging the gap between cyclone wind and wave by C-band SAR measurements
  26. A Hurricane Wind Speed Retrieval Model for C-Band RADARSAT-2 Cross-Polarization ScanSAR Images
  27. Coupled nature of hurricane wind and wave properties derived from simultaneous measurements in hurricane hunter missions
  28. Retrieving Hurricane Wind Speed From Dominant Wave Parameters
  29. Azimuthal and Radial Variation of Wind-Generated Surface Waves inside Tropical Cyclones
  30. Application of AMSR-E and AMSR2 Low-Frequency Channel Brightness Temperature Data for Hurricane Wind Retrievals
  31. Fetch-limited surface wave growth inside tropical cyclones and hurricane wind speed retrieval
  32. Breaking waves and near-surface sea spray aerosol dependence on changing winds: Wave breaking efficiency and bubble-related air-sea interaction processes
  33. Using Energy Dissipation Rate to Obtain Active Whitecap Fraction
  34. Fetch- and Duration-Limited Nature of Surface Wave Growth inside Tropical Cyclones: With Applications to Air–Sea Exchange and Remote Sensing*
  35. Universality of sea wave growth and its physical roots
  36. Inferring surface roughness and breaking wave properties from polarimetric radar backscattering
  37. A C-band cross polarization geophysical model function
  38. Analysis and correction of maritime SAR signatures with the NRL MSAR
  39. Surface roughness and breaking wave properties retrieved from polarimetric microwave radar backscattering
  40. Reconciling Discrepancies Between Airborne and Buoy-Based Measurements of Wind Stress Over Mixed Seas
  41. Cross-polarization geophysical model function for C-band radar backscattering from the ocean surface and wind speed retrieval
  42. Cross-Polarization Radar Backscattering From the Ocean Surface and Its Dependence on Wind Velocity
  43. On direct passive microwave remote sensing of sea spray aerosol production
  44. Wind velocity and cross polarization radar backscatter
  45. Ocean Surface Roughness Spectrum in High Wind Condition for Microwave Backscatter and Emission Computations*
  46. Directional Distributions and Mean Square Slopes of Surface Waves
  47. Mapping Surface Currents and Waves with Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar in Coastal Waters: Observations of Wave Breaking in Swell-Dominant Conditions*
  48. On the parameterization of the drag coefficient in mixed seas
  49. Foam and Roughness Effects on Passive Microwave Remote Sensing of the Ocean
  50. Effects of foam and wind waves on microwave ocean emission
  51. Reduction of wind stress due to swell at high wind conditions
  52. Wind Sea and Swell Separation of 1D Wave Spectrum by a Spectrum Integration Method*
  53. Observations of Wind Wave Development in Mixed Seas and Unsteady Wind Forcing*
  54. The Effect of Wind-Wave Growth on SAR-Based Waterline Maps
  55. Wind retrieval with cross-polarized SAR returns
  56. Surface Velocity Profiles in a Vessel's Turbulent Wake Observed by a Dual-Beam Along-Track Interferometric SAR
  57. Dimensionally Consistent Similarity Relation of Ocean Surface Friction Coefficient in Mixed Seas*
  58. An Advanced Roughness Spectrum for Computing Microwave L-Band Emissivity in Sea Surface Salinity Retrieval
  59. A Note on the Ocean Surface Roughness Spectrum*
  60. Correction to “Comparison of composite Bragg theory and quad-polarization radar backscatter from RADARSAT-2: With applications to wave breaking and high wind retrieval”
  61. Comments on “Relating the Drag Coefficient and the Roughness Length over the Sea to the Wavelength of the Peak Waves”*
  62. Comparison of composite Bragg theory and quad-polarization radar backscatter from RADARSAT-2: With applications to wave breaking and high wind retrieval
  63. Breaking wave measurements with sar depolarized returns
  64. A new polarization ratio model from C-Band RADARSAT-2 fine Quad-Pol imagery
  65. Doppler processing of coherent radar backscatter for ocean surface wave measurements
  66. Observation of a boat and its wake with a Dual-Beam along-track interferometric sar
  67. Performance of roughness correction models for retrieval of Sea Surface Salinity from air- and satellite-borne L-band radiometers
  68. An analysis of the effects of swell and surface roughness spectra on microwave backscatter from the ocean
  69. A note on Doppler processing of coherent radar backscatter from the water surface: With application to ocean surface wave measurements
  70. Depolarized radar return for breaking wave measurement and hurricane wind retrieval
  71. Estimating the effective energy transfer velocity at air-sea interface
  72. Correction to “Energy dissipation of wind-generated waves and whitecap coverage”
  73. Comment on “A study of the slope probability density function of the ocean waves from radar observations” by D. Hauser et al.
  74. Swell influence on ocean surface roughness and radar scattering from the ocean surface
  75. Observations of swell influence on ocean surface roughness
  76. Breaking wave contribution to low grazing angle radar backscatter from the ocean surface
  77. Energy dissipation of wind-generated waves and whitecap coverage
  78. Analysis of radar sea return for breaking wave investigation
  79. A conceptual design for simultaneous measurements of 3D surface wave field and ocean surface current vector using the InSAR technology
  80. An Empirical Study of Breaking Wave Contribution to Radar Backscatter from the Ocean Surface at Low Grazing Angle
  81. Wave modelling – The state of the art
  82. Spectral signature of wave breaking in surface wave components of intermediate-length scale
  83. Statistical characterization of radar sea scatter for breaking wave detection
  84. Wave Measurements using a Dual-beam Interferometer Near Gulf Stream Boundary
  85. An experimental investigation of wave measurements using a dual-beam interferometer: Gulf Stream as a surface wave guide
  86. Doppler frequency shift in ocean wave measurements: Frequency downshift of a fixed spectral wave number component by advection of wave orbital velocity
  87. Duration- and fetch-limited growth functions of wind-generated waves parameterized with three different scaling wind velocities
  88. Altimeter Measurements of Wind and Wave Modulation by the Kuroshio in the Yellow and East China Seas
  89. A Comparison of the Energy Flux Computation of Shoaling Waves Using Hilbert and Wavelet Spectral Analysis Techniques
  90. Drag Coefficient, Dynamic Roughness and Reference Wind Speed
  91. Transport variability across the Korea/Tsushima Strait and the Tsushima Island wake
  92. Directionality and Crest Length Statistics of Steep Waves in Open Ocean Waters
  93. Observations of Steep Wave Statistics in Open Ocean Waters
  94. CORRIGENDUM*
  95. Comparison of Ocean Surface Wind Stress Computed with Different Parameterization Functions of the Drag Coefficient
  96. A study of wave effects on wind stress over the ocean in a fetch-limited case
  97. Temporal and spatial variation of the drag coefficient of a developing sea under steady wind-forcing
  98. Wave number spectrum and mean square slope of intermediate-scale ocean surface waves
  99. The Dispersion Relation of Short Wind Waves from Space–Time Wave Measurements*
  100. Incorporation of Wind Effects Into Boussinesq Wave Models
  101. Influence of wavelength on the parameterization of drag coefficient and surface roughness
  102. An empirical investigation of source term balance of small scale surface waves
  103. Influence of Wavelength on the Parameterization of Drag Coefficient and Surface Roughness
  104. A note on analyzing nonlinear and nonstationary ocean wave data
  105. QUANTIFICATION OF THE WIND EFFECT ON WAVE BREAKING BASED ON A BOUSSINESQ WAVE MODEL
  106. Anatomy of the Ocean Surface Roughness
  107. Airborne remote sensing of breaking waves
  108. The influence of coherent waves on the remotely sensed reflectance
  109. Analysis of SWAN Model with In-Situ and Remotely Sensed Data from SandyDuck '97
  110. Airborne Scanning Lidar Measurement of Ocean Waves
  111. Airborne Scanning Lidar Measurement of Ocean Waves
  112. Airborne remote sensing applications to coastal wave research
  113. Spatial Characteristics of Short Wind Waves in the Ocean
  114. Artificial bubble cloud targets
  115. Spatial measurements of short wind waves using a scanning slope sensor
  116. Ultra-wideband radar studies of steep crested waves with scanning laser measurements of wave slope profiles
  117. Optical measurements of short-wave modulation by surface currents
  118. Enhanced dissipation of kinetic energy beneath surface waves
  119. Laboratory studies of radar sea spikes at low grazing angles
  120. Modulation of short waves by surface currents: A numerical solution
  121. Velocity of Particles Falling in Vertically Oscillating Flow
  122. Breaking of wind-generated waves: measurements and characteristics
  123. Comparison of measured and predicted sea surface spectra of short waves
  124. Discussion of “ Fall Velocity of Particles in Oscillating Flow ” by Paul A. Hwang (March, 1985)
  125. Breaking of Wind-Generated Waves
  126. Profile Asymmetry of Shoaling Waves on a Mild Slope
  127. Fall Velocity of Particles in Oscillating Flow
  128. Comment on “On the motion of suspended sand particles” by Peter Nielsen
  129. Water Waves and Circular Damping Regions
  130. Wave Diffraction Due to Areas of Energy Dissipation
  131. A study on the spectral models for waves in finite water depth
  132. Drift velocity at the wave breaking point
  133. Variability of the wave number spectra of short surface waves in the ocean and their modulation due to internal waves and natural slicks
  134. Wavenumber spectrum of intermediate-scale ocean surface waves