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A combined L-band active and passive sensor for space-based ocean salinity observation has been proposed in MIRSlab, CAS [1] [2]. A ground-based prototype has been developed to demonstrate the concept and performance of the instrument. The experimental result of the passive part of the prototype, the L-band 1-D synthetic aperture radiometer, has been introduced in this paper.
Water Cycle Observation Mission (WCOM) is an earth science mission proposed and focused on the research of water cycle under global change. With its three dedicated designed main payloads, WCOM can achieve synchronized observation on a group of global water cycle key parameters, including soil moisture, ocean salinity, snow water equivalent, soil freeze-thaw, atmospheric water vapor, precipitation...
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