Abstract:Abstract. Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) can significantly contaminate the measured radiometric signal of current spaceborne L-band passive microwave radiometers. These spaceborne radiometers operate within the protected passive remote sensing and radio astronomy frequency allocation of 1400–1427 MHz, but despite this are still subjected to frequent RFI intrusions. We present a unique surface-based/airborne hyperspectral 385 channel, dual polarization, L-band Fourier transform, RFI detecting radiometer des… Show more
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