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Near-infrared InN nanowire optoelectronic devices on Si

Type: Conference Paper

Author : Songrui Zhao , Hieu Pham Trung Nguyen , Zetian Mi

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

Clarifications on the “Comparison Between SMOS, VUA, ASCAT, and ECMWF Soil Moisture Products Over Four Watersheds in U.S.”

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Wagner, Wolfgang; Brocca, Luca; Naeimi, Vahid; Reichle, R.; Draper, Conny; de Jeu, R.; Ryu, Dongryeol; Chun-Hsu Su; Western, Andrew; Calvet, Jean-Christophe; Kerr, Yann H.; Leroux, Delphine J.; Drusch, Matthias; Jackson, Thomas J.; Hahn, Seungyong; Dorigo, Wouter; Paulik, Christoph

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

Rain Identification in ASCAT Winds Using Singularity Analysis

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Lin, Weisi; Portabella, Marcos; Stoffelen, Ad; Turiel, Antonio; Verhoef, Anton

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

Comparison Between SMOS, VUA, ASCAT, and ECMWF Soil Moisture Products Over Four Watersheds in U.S.

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Leroux, Delphine J.; Kerr, Yann H.; Al Bitar, Ahmad; Bindlish, Rajat; Jackson, Thomas J.; Berthelot, Beatrice; Portet, Gautier

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

Comparison of Microwave Backscatter Anisotropy Parameterizations of the Antarctic Ice Sheet Using ASCAT

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Fraser, Alexander D.; Young, Neal W.; Adams, N.

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

Contrast inversion by focusing laser beam in an absorbing medium

Type: Conference Paper

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

The study of a Tm:YbAG laser pumped at 1678 nm

Type: Conference Paper

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

Robots using environment objects as tools the ‘MacGyver’ paradigm for mobile manipulation

Type: Conference Paper

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

Modeling of gain anisotropy induced by a linearly polarized pump in Nd:YAG laser

Type: Conference Paper

Author : Khandokhin, P. , Milovsky, N.

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

The Benefit of HH and VV Polarizations in Retrieving Extreme Wind Speeds for an ASCAT-Type Scatterometer

Type: Journal Paper

Author : Rivas, Maria Belmonte; Stoffelen, Ad; van Zadelhoff, Gerd-Jan

Publisher: IEEE

Year: 2014

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Near-infrared InN nanowire optoelectronic devices on Si

Clarifications on the “Comparison Between SMOS, VUA, ASCAT, and ECMWF Soil Moisture Products Over Four Watersheds in U.S.”

Rain Identification in ASCAT Winds Using Singularity Analysis

Comparison Between SMOS, VUA, ASCAT, and ECMWF Soil Moisture Products Over Four Watersheds in U.S.

Comparison of Microwave Backscatter Anisotropy Parameterizations of the Antarctic Ice Sheet Using ASCAT

Contrast inversion by focusing laser beam in an absorbing medium

The study of a Tm:YbAG laser pumped at 1678 nm

Robots using environment objects as tools the ‘MacGyver’ paradigm for mobile manipulation

Modeling of gain anisotropy induced by a linearly polarized pump in Nd:YAG laser

The Benefit of HH and VV Polarizations in Retrieving Extreme Wind Speeds for an ASCAT-Type Scatterometer

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Near-infrared InN nanowire optoelectronic devices on Si

Clarifications on the &#x201C;Comparison Between SMOS, VUA, ASCAT, and ECMWF Soil Moisture Products Over Four Watersheds in U.S.&#x201D;

Rain Identification in ASCAT Winds Using Singularity Analysis

Comparison Between SMOS, VUA, ASCAT, and ECMWF Soil Moisture Products Over Four Watersheds in U.S.

Comparison of Microwave Backscatter Anisotropy Parameterizations of the Antarctic Ice Sheet Using ASCAT

Contrast inversion by focusing laser beam in an absorbing medium

The study of a Tm:YbAG laser pumped at 1678 nm

Robots using environment objects as tools the &#x2018;MacGyver&#x2019; paradigm for mobile manipulation

Modeling of gain anisotropy induced by a linearly polarized pump in Nd:YAG laser

The Benefit of HH and VV Polarizations in Retrieving Extreme Wind Speeds for an ASCAT-Type Scatterometer

Clarifications on the “Comparison Between SMOS, VUA, ASCAT, and ECMWF Soil Moisture Products Over Four Watersheds in U.S.”

Robots using environment objects as tools the ‘MacGyver’ paradigm for mobile manipulation