NASA Scientists Use New Airborne Radar Instrument to Measure Ocean Winds and Currents
April 20, 2018
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as posted by the channelNASA scientists are hard at work trying to unlock mysteries of our planet’s ocean surface currents and winds using a new Earth science radar instrument called DopplerScatt. Flying aboard a B-200 aircraft, the instrument is a spinning radar that "pings" the ocean's surface, allowing it to take measurements from multiple directions at once. It's a step up from previous technology, which could simultaneously measure currents from one or two directions at the most, and couldn't measure properties of the sea surface as completely as this new instrument.
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