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For preventing the effects of sea ice disaster, traditional methods for detecting sea ice have some disadvantages, such as inadequate robustness against weather and high cost of real-time detection. This paper evaluates the usage of Global Positioning System (GPS)-reflected signals for accurate real-time Earth observations to study the changes in the sea surface state through remote sensing (RS)....