Vol 14, No 5 (2013)

Articles

RUSSIAN FEDERAL SPACE AGENCY ACTIVITIES FOR THE CREATION OF THE SPACE RADAR OBSERVATION FACILITIES AND INTEGRATED DATA PROCESSING TECHNOLOGIES

Zaichko V.A., Selin V.A.

Abstract

The actual state and perspectives of the Russian space radar constellation, its ground segment facilities and remote sensing data integrated processing technologies are presented.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):4-5
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THE ACTIVE LAYER OF THE ARCTIC TUNDRA SOILS TEMPERATURE SOUNDING ON THE BASIS OF L-BAND RADIOMETRIC OBSERVATIONS

Muzalevskiy K.V., Mironov V.L., Shvaleva A.A.

Abstract

Possibility of remote sounding of temperature in the frozen active layer on the North Slope of Alaska was investigated with the use of SK SMOS microwave radiometer on a frequency of 1,4 GHz. It is shown that the soil temperature, sounded with the SMOS, with an error of 2,4 ˚C coincides with the average temperature of the soil in a layer of 0,27 m.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):6-9
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ESTIMATION OF SNOW WATER EQUIVALENT BY USE OF SATELLITE RADIOMETRY FOR THE STEPPE ZONE OF WESTERN SIBERIA

Berezin K.J., Dmitriev A.V., Dmitriev V.V.

Abstract

In the work the authors present the results of validation of algorithms of restoration of snow water equivalent for steppe regions of Western Siberia. Microwave data from AMSU-A and AMSR-E radiometers installed on the satellite NOAA and Aqua platforms were a source of basic data. It is shown that for two-frequency algorithms, the correlation coefficient between the real and restored values of moisture content changes from 0,06 to 0,5 at average value 0,3. The statistical importance of the received estimates is insignificant and corresponds to a case of strong spatial averaging (about 50 km in pixel) that also reduces a value of results. It is shown that almost applicable accuracy (it is better 40 %) is reached at considerable averaging - more than 40 points. It corresponds to temporary averaging to level of average monthly indicators or to spatial averaging on an element of 280x280 sq. km.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):9-12
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DEPENDENCE OF BRIGHTNESS TEMPERATURE SOUNDED WITH SPACECRAFT SMOS ON THE AZIMUTH ANGLE OF SOUNDING

Bobrov P.P., Mironov V.L., Yashchenko A.S.

Abstract

The results of the analysis of angular dependence of soil brightness temperature obtained in the natural, model experiment, and with SMOS satellite, are presented. It is found that the value of surfaces brightness temperature with periodic profile considerably depends on the azimuth angle of sounding. Such surfaces under certain conditions can have a value of brightness temperature greater on the horizontal polarization than on the vertical polarization. Similar correlations are often observed in the SMOS data. It is shown that the features of the angular dependence of brightness temperature obtained by SMOS can be explained both by natural processes and hardware errors. The results can be used in the SMOS data processing.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):12-15
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FEATURES OF THE BRIGHTNESS CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SOUTH OF WESTERN SIBERIA AND NORTHERN KAZAKHSTAN DURING SNOW ABLATION MEASURED BY SMOS-SATELLITE

Bobrov P.P., Mironov V.L., Yashchenko A.S.

Abstract

Results of the analysis of brightness characteristics of soil during freezing/thawing process and frozen state are presented. It is found that the brightness temperature measured by MIRAS radiometer of the SMOS-satellite, changes only slightly during the soil freezing due to the climatic and geographical features of the south of Western Siberia. It is shown that satellite data like ground measurements poorly correlate with the parameters characterizing the state of the soil while it is in the frozen state. The effect of azimuth survey regarding from the meridional direction at the time evolution of brightness temperature during snow thawing was observed. Founded dependences should be taken into an account in the processing and use of the SMOS satellite radiometric data.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):16-18
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DEPENDENCE OF BRIGHTNESS TEMPERATURE SOUNDED WITH SPACECRAFT SMOS ON THE AZIMUTH ANGLE OF SOUNDING

Bobrov P.P., Mironov V.L., Yashchenko A.S.

Abstract

The results of the analysis of angular dependence of soil brightness temperature obtained in the natural, model experiment, and with SMOS satellite, are presented. It is found that the value of surfaces brightness temperature with periodic profile considerably depends on the azimuth angle of sounding. Such surfaces under certain conditions can have a value of brightness temperature greater on the horizontal polarization than on the vertical polarization. Similar correlations are often observed in the SMOS data. It is shown that the features of the angular dependence of brightness temperature obtained by SMOS can be explained both by natural processes and hardware errors. The results can be used in the SMOS data processing.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):19-22
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THE RESULTS OF BRIGHTNESS TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENTS AT THE TERRITORY OF BURYATIA MADE WITH SPACE RADIOMETR SMOS

Dagurov P.N., Dmitriev A.V., Bazarov A.V., Radnaeva S.B.

Abstract

The results of brightness temperature investigation in Buryatia made with microwave radiometer SMOS/MIRAS are presented. As an example, the points located on water area of Lake Baikal and near the lake are considered. The results obtained in the summer and winter period are presented as well. It is shown that there is a significant discrepancy between theory and experiment for a point on the water area of Lake Baikal, a satisfactory agreement for the point on the ground and a good agreement for the control point located in the equatorial waters. It is concluded that the results obtained with the radiometer are reliable.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):22-26
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TEST RANGE EQUIPMENT FOR SRACEBORNE SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR CALIBRATION AND VALIDATION

Lepekhina T.A., Nikolaev V.I., Semenov M.A., Charykov I.V., Chikachev V.S.

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An outline of radar test range for spaceborne SAR calibration and validation using system approach is presented. The goal of the investigation is creating a range permitting SAR through performances approval, its resultant data quality verification procedures, and radiometric scale calibration recurrent routines. Region choice for test range deployment, measured SAR parameter set and metrological means configuration foundation is given in the paper.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):26-29
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EXPERIENCE OF CREATION OF THE GROUND CALIBRATION POLYGON COMPLEX FOR THE SPACE SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR TESTING

Atroshenko L.M., Gorobec N.N., Krasnogorskiy M.G., Malukov V.M.

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The presented calibration polygon complex (CPC) is intended for verification and validation of radar images (RI). Results of the flight experiment: imaging of CPC “Skripali ” (Ukraine) by the S/C “Radarsat-2” and the subsequent analysis of the gained images have led to the conclusion about basic readiness CPC for acknowledging of RI performances from S/C “Kondor-E” at a stage of flight tests and verification and validation RIfrom other systems.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):30-32
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SOME PROBLEMS OF SPACEBORNE SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR PRINCIPAL PERFORMANCE VERIFICATION IN FLIGHT TESTS

Lepekhina T.A., Nikolaev V.I.

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The most debatable aspects of spaceborne SAR flight tests are considered in the paper. Those are: designing an experiment for time and cost saving; technique selection and unified approach developing for SAR through performance determination. SAR principal performance verification methods using radar test range metrological facilities are presented.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):32-35
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THE RESULTS OF MULTIFREQUENCY SAR OBSERVATIONS WITH 4-BAND AIRBORNE RADAR COMPLEX «COMPACT»

Vnotchenko S.L., Dostovalov M.Y., Ermakov R.V., Moussiniants T.G., Sevalkina E.P.

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Multifrequency airborne SAR “Compact” was designed to operate in X,L P and VHF band, mounted on board of Mi-8 helicopter without the need of any platform modification. The comparative analysis of backscattering properties for some natural surfaces was performed with the use of generated SAR images. Backscatter coefficients for surfaces for different bands were calculated. The examples of 4-band SAR observations are demonstrated. The joint use of multifrequency radar data seems to be an interesting instrument in SAR image analysis of natural surfaces and water areas.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):35-38
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SYNTESIS OF EARTH SURFACE RADAR IMAGES RECEIVED IN “SEVERYANIN” SPACEBORNE RADAR SYSTEM

Dostovalov M.J., Kovalenko A.I., Kostusyak V.M., Riman V.V., Sudorgin S.G.

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The possibilities of the synthesis and use of the earth surface images obtained using space-based radar are considered. The main problem solved by radar is information support navigation of ships along the Northern Sea Route. Scheme sensing, device on-board antenna and trajectory parameters of the spacecraft are analyzed. Spaceborne radar set to the radiation phase-shift keyed signal. Navigation support radar data and timing of radar data problems have been solved. Examples and characteristics of real images are represented. Basic calculations performed in the synthesis of radar data are described. Earth probing radar is now considered a promising way to diagnose the environment.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):38-41
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LAKE BAIKAL ICE COVER TEXTURE FEATURES CHANGE DURING THE FREEZING PERIOD OF THE YEAR 2010 DUE TO ALOS PALSAR DATA

Rodionova N.V., Filatov A.V., Evtyushkin A.V.

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The textural segmentation of lake Baikal ice cover have been done by means of GLCM, using ALOS PALSAR one channel images in freezing period of 2010 year. The textural features and surface fractal dimension have been calculated in 140 points along the crack T1 for January and March, and texture change connection with temporal and spatial ice deformation dynamics is hypothecated.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):41-45
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ARCHIVING OF ERS-2\SAR IN RUSSIA

Yevtyushkin A.V., Filatov A.V., Bryksin V.M.

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Features of creating and storing data bank synthetic aperture radar from satellites ERS-2. At the territory of Russia it is accumulated 76 thousand scenes of SAR sensor for the period since 2005 to 2011.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):46-48
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USE OF PSINSAR TECHNIQUE ON COMPUTING CLUSTER FOR GEODYNAMIC MONITORING OF OIL AND GAS FIELDS

Filatov A.V., Bryksin V.M., Yevtyushkin A.V., Vasiliev Y.V., Belonosov A.Y.

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The results of the interferometric processing of multi-time data of radar PALSAR are presented. Monitoring of subsidence of the earth surface with subsidence mould formation was performed on the oil and gas fields in Western Siberia. The advantages of PSI method implementation in MatLab package on a high supercomputing cluster are considered.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):49-51
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SATELLITE SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR MONITORING OF GROUND AND CONSTRUCTIONS DISPLACEMENTS AND DEFORMATIONS. «SOVZOND» COMPANY EXPERIENCE

Kantemirov Y.I.

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Persistent scatterers SAR interferometry and small baselines series SAR interferometry techniques of SARscape software (Exelis VIS, USA-France) are considered in the article. Comparative analysis of these two techniques and examples of their complex usage during ground and constructions displacements and deformations monitoring on oil and gas and ore fields are presented.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):52-54
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SATELLITE SAR DATA USAGE FOR THEMATIC MAPPING AND CHANGE DETECTION PURPOSES

Kantemirov Y.I.

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Techniques of multitemporal coherent radar composites generation is considered in the article. Keys for colors interpretation on such composites are described. Examples of SAR and combined SAR-optical composites usage for thematic mapping and clear-cuts mapping in forestry are presented.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):54-57
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APPLICATION RADAR INTERFEROMETRY FOR MONITORING THE LANDSLIDE PROCESSES AT MINING PLANT AT THE EXAMPLE OF JSC “URTUYSKIY COAL MINE”

Khan V.D.

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In the article the author considers the possibility of monitoring deformations of the coal mine beads according to multipass radar surveys.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):57-60
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SAR MONITORING OF TERRESTRIAL SURFACE DEFORMATION IN THE EARTHQUAKE ZONE USING GPS DATA

Feoktistov A.A., Zakharov A.I., Denisov P.V., Gusev M.A.

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The results of ASAR/ENVISAT data DInSAR processing for earthquake in Japan by means of SARscape software are presented. Results of the joint analysis of SAR data and ground-based GPS precision measurements are presented.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):60-62
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ACTIVE DEFORMATIONS IN THE ZONE OF INFLUENCE OF FAULTS OF MONDY BASIN BY SAR INTERFEROMETRY DATA

Lebedeva M.A., Sankov V.A., Zakharov A.I., Zakharova L.N.

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SAR interferometry firstly used for the investigation of modern deformations observed in a zone of a joint of the sublatitudinal Mondy basin and submeridional Khubsugul basin of the south-west flank of the Baikal rift system. Data obtained by repeat-pass interferometry correlated with geological and geodetic data.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):63-65
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STUDY OF MICRODEFORMATION AND LANDSLIDES OF THE NORTHERN TERRITORIES OF WEST SIBERIA FROM INTERFEROMETRIC DATA

Chimitdorzhiev T.N., Bikov M.E., Leibman M.O., Dagurov P.N., Kirbizhekova I.I., Dvornikov Y.A., Berdnikov N.M.

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Currently at the northern territory of Russia large-scale destructive processes take place, as a result of increase of anthropogenic pressure and climate change. Based on radar images of Yamal peninsula and Yamal-Nenetsk Autonomous Area, the areas of microstrain and landslides were localized by means of differential interferometry and texture analysis technique.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):65-68
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ASSESMENT OF MODERN MOBILITY (DYNAMICS) OF GEOBLOCKS AND FAULTS OF BAIKAL RIFT BY METHODS OF RADAR INTERFEROMETRY

Tubanov T.A., Tatkov G.I., Chimitdorgiev T.N.

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Interferometric images obtained on satellite data are considered. Vertical movements of the Earth surface are compared with Cainozoic faults, system of depressions and horsts of onshore of Middle Baikal rift stage. Theme of work is to study the co-seismic movements associated with focal structures of Baikal rift and adjacent areas.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):68-70
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COMBINATION OF METHODS OF SATELLITE RADAR AND SPECTRAL ANALYSIS FOR RESEARCH OF FOREST RESOURCES OF REPUBLIC OF BURYATIA

Chimitdorzhiev T.N., Garmaev A.M., Kirbizhekova I.I., Emelyanov K.S., Gusev M.A., Bazarov A.V.

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On the basis of two test forestry of Republic of Buryatia it was developed a technique combining high-resolution multispectral and radar data for forests mapping.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):70-73
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MAPPING AND MONITORING OF FOREST ENVIRONMENTS ON THE BASIS OF POLARIMETRIC RADAR DATA ON BAIKAL REGION

Kirbizhekova I.I., Batueva E.V.

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For study and monitoring of the state and changes of forest environment it is actual to develope and apply radar po-larimetry. We performed a statistical analysis of seasonal changes in the volume components of the Claude-Pottier decomposition for the city Ulan-Ude and its surroundings on the basis of ALOSPALSAR 2007-2009. Results can be used for forest mapping.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):73-76
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RESEARCH OF LAKE BAIKAL ICE COVER DYNAMICS ON THE BASIS OF RADAR DATA AND GPS-NAVIGATION METHODS

Chimitdorzhiev T.N., Tatkov G.I., Tubanov Z.A., Dagurov P.N., Zakharov A.I., Kirbizhekova I.I., Dmitriev A.V., Bikov M.E.

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The results of studies of deformation and dynamics of the ice cover of Lake Baikal on the basis of radar data and ground-based GPS-measurements. Speckle interferometry method determined the values and directions of the horizontal displacements of ice massifs in the southern basin and around peninsula Svyatoi, which are in good agreement with ground-based GPS-measurements.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):76-79
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MONITORING OF AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES ON MULTITEMPORAL ERS-2\SAR

Yevtyushkin A.V., Bryksin V.M., Rychkova N.V.

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The features of the recognition of the species composition of crops in the analysis of multi-temporal radar images ERS-2.Architecture of plants and projective covering of the soil significantly differ for various crops, both during active growth, and during withering of leaves that raises possibility of division of types of crops on radar images.To correct the errors of the dynamic modeling crop productivity it is offered to undertake correction of leaf area index according to satellite data.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):79-82
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EARTH OBSERVATION ON SAR-DATA BASIC PRODUCTS

Gusev M.A., Denisov P.V., Kirbizhekova I.I., Dmitriev A.V.

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This article presents the results of work on the creation of the data bank of basic products on SAR-data in Research Center for Earth Operative Monitoring of JSC “Russian Space Systems". The article contains examples of products with technological cycle of production implemented in 2012, and plans for the further development of technologies.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):82-85
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REMOTE SENSING OF FOREST COVER BY HIGH-FREQUENCY PULSE LASERS AND DIGITAL ULTRA-HIGH RESOLUTION AERIALAND SPACE CAMERAS: EXPERIENCE OF APPLICATION IN SIBERIA

Danilin A.I., Danilin I.M., Svischev D.A.

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The results of studies on the use of high-frequency pulse laser location and digital ultra-high resolution aerial- and space photography data applied to forest inventory and monitoring at Krasnoyarsk territory in 2012 are discussed. Based on airborne laser scanning, extra high resolution aerial and satellite imagery and surface measurements on sample plots a digital forest map has been made for the testing grounds. The methodical guidelines on the use of aerial laser scanning and high resolution digital aerial and satellite imagery for inventory and monitoring in the forests of the Russian Federation are developed and transferred to the Federal State Unitary Enterprise «Roslesinforg» for the expanded practical testing. The necessity to continue research in the study of integrating optical sensors' data with synthetic aperture radar, the development of software modules for automatic processing of multisensor remote sensing data of forests is proved.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):85-89
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CHANGES OF THE BOUND WATER DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES IN SOILS AT INCREASE OF ITS QUANTITY

Belyaeva T.A., Bobrov P.P., Kondratieva O.V.

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The measurements of the complex dielectric constant (CDC) of soils with low water content at the frequencies 1 MHz — 4 GHz are performed. It is shown that the CDC of bound water at frequencies below 1—1.5 GHz depends on it’s quantity in the soil. A model of the frequency and moisture dependence, including three frequency areas of relaxation, is created. It is shown that account of the dependence of CDC of bound water on its quantity can significantly improve the accuracy of the refractive soil models at low moisture. It is revealed that in soils with large clay content at frequencies below 20 MHz deviations from monotonic bound water CDC dependence on moisture are observed. The results can be used for improving the accuracy of soil moisture remote determination by microwave methods.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):92-95
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EFFECT OF SOIL ORGANIC MATTER ON THE DIELECTRIC PERMITTIVITY AT THE FREQUENCIES 10 kHz - 8.5 GHz

Bobrov P.P., Kondratieva O.V., Mustakova M.M.

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The results of measurements of the soils dielectric constant with different amounts of clay and organic matter (humus) are presented. It is shown that the growth of humus and the clay content increases the maximum amount of bound water. At frequencies above 1 GHz this leads to a decrease in the soil dielectric constant at high moistures. At frequencies 10-100 MHz the presence of clay leads to an increase of the soil dielectric constant, and the presence of humus leads to its reduction. It is also shown that the dielectric constant of transitional water depends on the frequency and increases rapidly at frequencies below 100 MHz. The results can be used to construct models of dielectric soil.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):95-97
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THE APPLICABILITY OF UNFROZEN WATER CONCEPTION FOR MODELLING OF DIELECTRIC PERMITTIVITY OF FROZEN SOILS

Mironov V.L., Karawaysky A.Y., Lukin Y.I.

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From measurements of the spectra of the complex permittivity of the moist soil it is shown that the application of the concept of freezing of unfrozen water in the frozen ground gives the error of 100 % for the calculation of the index. The authors point out that such a considerable error appears because of the presence of different types of unfrozen water in the soil.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):97-100
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THE DIELECTRIC CONSTANT OF CONIFEROUS WOOD IN THE FREQUENCY RANGE 3-12 GHZ

Kochetkova T.D., Suslyaev V.I., Volchkov S.I.

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The dielectric properties of softwood (spruce, pine, cedar, f/r) are observed. Measurements were performed /n rectangular resonators in the 3-12 GHz. The comparison with the dielectric constant of birch of different backgrounds, as a representative of deciduous trees, is made. The effect of weight moisture on the dielectric properties of wood was researched. Results can be used for characterization offorest massifs by means of remote sensing techniques.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):101-104
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METHODS OF EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OF PARAMETERS OF THE INEQUALITIES OF THE SOIL COVER

Dmitriev A.V., Dmitriev V.V., Konishev I.S., Tudos V.N.

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The hardware-software complex which allows to define, with the minimum expenses, the spatial distribution and statistical characteristics of parameters of a micro relief of the spreading surface is described in the article. The micro relief in this case is understood as inequalities with the size from units of millimeters to units of decimeters. The size of a studied site of a surface is defined by the sizes of the laboratory stand and is limited to the first ten square meters. The horizontal and vertical extent of not uniformity of the micro relief can be defined: average value, dispersion, distribution by the sizes - its look and quantity of fashions. Creation of CMR in studied scale is also possible. The express determination of the sizes is made within model of the two-dimensional casual process which correlation function is calculated with the use of the theorem of Wiener-Hinchina. For the assessment of distribution by the sizes the algorithm of disconnection of contours is used. Creation of digital model of a micro relief proceeds with the use of stereo photos.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):104-106
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DETERMINATION OF SOIL MOISTURE USING POLARIZATION REFLECTOGRAM OF GLONASSAND GPS-SIGNALS

Mironov V.L., Sorokin A.V., Mihaylov M.I., Fomin S.V., Muzalevskiy K.V.

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The authors present the received interference reflectograms of soil in natural conditions with the use of registration of the signals of radiation of the constellations of navigation satellites GLONASS and GPS by receiving aerials with different polarizing characteristics. The algorithm of restoration of humidity (wet) in the surface soil layer and its geometry is designed and evaluated on the basis of the use of spatial selection and the statistical processingof time dependences of the reflectograms. The generalized refractive dielectric model for wet soils was used. It is shown that the use of dipole aerials in the method of interferential reflectometry is more efficient for reconditioning of the soils moisture.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):107-109
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REFLECTION AND TRANSMISSION COEFFICIENTS OF THE BEDDED MEDIA AND POSSIBILITY OF DETECTION OF COMPLEX PERMITTIVITY OF ONE OR TWO BEDS

Repin A.V., Yashchenko A.S.

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The authors present the results of detection of the complex dielectric permittivity of the bedded medium. A technique of measuring the dielectric parameters of two samples together with different dielectric permittivity. The possibility of determining the dielectric constant using both reflection and transmission coefficients is investigated. It is shown that this method can be used for measurements in the frequency range from 100 MHz to 4 GHz. The method for automatic calculating the dielectric parameters with the software MS Excel was implemented. Correct recovery of the dielectric permittivity is possible if the initial values do not differ from the true values by more than 10 %. The results can be used during the dielectric measurements.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):109-112
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INVESTIGATION OF SALINE LAKES ICE COVER BY RADAR METHOD

Bordonskiy G.S., Orlov A.O., Gurulev A.A., Schegrina K.A.

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Radar investigation of ice cover of soda lake Doroninskoe, located in Zabaikalskiy Region, was carried out. The measurement data show the possibility of geochemical peculiarities study after the beginning of melting process, when significant spatial inhomogeneities of electromagnetic properties of snow-ice cover start to appear.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):112-114
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RADAR DETECTION OF NON-UNIFORMITIES OF THE ICE COVER OF FRESH WATER LAKES

Gurulev A.A., Krylov S.D., Tsyrenzhapov S.V.

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The authors consider the question of detection of non-uniformities in the ice cover of fresh and light-salted water basins with the use of passive and active radio-detection in the microwave range. The paper contains ground for detection of salt inclusions in the ice. In the process of detection of non-uniformities comparable to the wavelength, practical application can find an active radar method.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):114-116
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VARIATIONS OF AMPLITUDE AND PHASE COEFFICIENT OF MICROWAVES REFLECTION OF THE MOIST BEDDED SOIL

Dagurov P.N., Dmitriev A.V., Chymitdorzhiev T.N., Bazarov A.V., Baltukhaev A.K., Dymbrylov Z.B.

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Numerical calculations of the amplitude and phase coefficient of microwave reflection of the moist layered soil were conducted. It is shown that the bedded structure of the soil leads to significant variations in amplitude and phase of the reflection coefficient.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):117-120
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L-BAND MICROWAVES REFLECTION FROM A SNOW COVER

Dagurov P.N., Dmitriev A.V., Dobrynin S.I., Tatkov G.I., Chymitdorzhiev T.N., Bazarov A.V., Baltukhaev A.K.

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Microwaves reflection at frequency of 1,4 GHz and 1,8 GHz from the structure “snow-soil” is considered. The results of field experiment with help of bistatic scheme are presented, the comparison of the results with the calculation data is made. It is shown that variation of a snow cover height produce considerable variations in reflected field level. It is revealed that experimental and numerical results partly meet. The obtained results can be used to refine the theoretical models of active and passive microwave remote sensing.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):120-123
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METHOD OF MEASURE OF MICROWAVE RADIATION AT THE FOREST CANOPY USING GLONASSAND GPS-SIGNALS

Mironov V.L., Mihaylov M.I., Sorokin A.V., Muzalevskiy K.V., Fomin S.V.

Abstract

This paper describes a new method for studying the characteristics of the forest canopy using the signals of navigation satellites. Experimental data on measurements of L-band radio-signals lost range in several types of boreal forests of Siberia are presented and discussed.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):123-126
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WIDEBAND RADIO SOUNDING OF VEGETATION COVERS OF THE EARTH SURFACE

Vetluzhsky A.Y., Kalashnikov V.P.

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The article describes the results of experiments on radio sounding of forest vegetation with wideband pulse signals. The authors give notice to significant differences in changes of spectra of signals at interaction with different types of forests.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):126-128
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STUDY OF THE MECHANISMS OF TRANSFER OF VHF-UHF BAND RADIO EMISSION IN THE FOREST VEGETATION

Vetluzhsky A.Y., Kalashnikov V.P.

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Features of propagation of radiation of VHF, UHF bands in the forests of different species and structural compositions are investigated at small spread in space of aerials. It is shown that the existence of a lateral wave propagating over the upper edge of the vegetation can be revealed from the analysis of remote dependence of the electromagnetic field level in the forest environment.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):128-132
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DETERMINATION OF THE FOREST ENVIRONMENT DENSITY WITH THE USE OF GPR “EYE-2”

Khaptanov V.B., Bashkuev Y.B., Dembelov M.G.

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In the report the author present results of studies of the forest environment characteristics with the use of GPR “Eye-2”. The technique of operational remote determination of the forest environment density, based on GPR technology with accuracy of 5 %, is proposed.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):132-135
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SOME RESULTS ON THE DETECTION OF HIDDEN OBJECTS BY MEANS OF ULTRA-SHORT PULSE RADIOLOCATION

Dorzhiev B.C., Ochirov O.N., Sodnomov B.V.

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The results of radar location of birch forest with the corner reflector inside the forest are presented. A brief description of the measurement system used in the measurements is given. The effect of significant increase in the reflected signal is revealed, and the relative contrast between the level of the signal, reflected from the forest and from the target, is accessed. This effect allows to detect the location of target in a forest.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):135-138
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MEASUREMENT OF THE BACKS REFLECTION WITH THE HORN ANTENNA IN DIFFRACTION ISOLATION

Lomuhin Y.L., Atutov E.B., Basanov B.V., Butukhanov V.P.

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The authors propose a method of measurement of back reflection. The values of the back reflection coefficient in reality soil are obtained. The comparison between the calculated and experimental data is made.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):138-141
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THE BRIGHTNESS TEMPERATURE AND THE BACKSCATTERING COEFFICIENT

Lomuhin Y.L.

Abstract

A relationship between the backscattering coefficient and brightness temperature is shown.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):141-143
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STRUCTURE OF THE KOTOKEL LAKE WATER AND BOTTOM SEDIMENTS ACCORDING TO GPR SOUNDING

Khaptanov V.B., Bashkuev Y.B., Dembelov M.G.

Abstract

The report presents the results of Kotokel lake GPR survey, where an outbreak of “gafskaya” disease occured in 2008-2009. Convincing data on the stratification of the water column and sediments of the lake were received with the help of GPR “Eye-2”. Conclusion is made on essentially tectonic manner of occurence of the lake basin.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):143-146
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RESULTS OF ELECTROMETRIC ANALYSIS OF WATER SAMPLES OF THE RIVER SELENGA WITH ITS TRIBUTARIES AND THE LAKE BAIKAL WATER AREA

Bashkuev Y.B., Khaptanov V.B., Dembelov M.G., Buyanova D.G., Angarkhaeva L.K.

Abstract

The authors consider the data of electrometric analysis of water samples of the r. Selenga and Lake Baikal. Essential variability of specific electric resistance (SER) of different water sampling points due to its different mineralization was revealed, along with the observed low SER of ground waters from wells, located in the area of delta of the river Selenga.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):146-149
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RESULTS OF RADIOIMPEDANCE AND GEO-RADAR SOUNDINGS OF THE COASTAL ZONE OF THE MIDDLE BAYKAL

Khaptanov V.B., Bashkuev Y.B., Buyanova D.G.

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The results of radio-physical tomography of faults of active tectonic Baikal rift system in the zone of the middle Baikal are considered. Electro-physical properties and structure of the stratified-inhomogeneous rocks by surface-wave measurements in VLF-LF and VHF-UHF bands are identified. By the geo-radar method it was revealed the tectonic hade fault under the Baikal dunes, in the area of the resort Goryachinsk beach.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):149-152
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DETECTION OF IONOSPHERE AND TROPOSPHERE RESPONSE TO SEISMIC ACTIVITY ACCORDING TO SATELLITE DATA

Grigoriev A.S., Kashkin V.B.

Abstract

The authors present a review of the detected show of the acoustic and inner gravitational waves in troposphere during increased seismic activity. The comparison of seismic impact on the troposphere and ionosphere is made. The results obtained can be used for short-term earthquake prognosis.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):152-156
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TROPOSPHERE ZENIT DELAY ACCORDING TO GPS DATA OF ULAZ, IRKT AND BADG STATIONS

Bashkuev Y.B., Dembelov M.G., Loukhnev A.V., Sankov V.A.

Abstract

Estimations of the zenith troposphere delay (ZTD) detected at primary GPS data processing using GAMIT program are received on the base of multiyear measurements of radio signals on a net of regular GPS stations of ULAZ, IRKT and BADG spaced out up to 230 km. ZTD reflects variations of different atmosphere processes. The detailed analysis of GPS data of the ULAZ station for the period of 1999-2011 is presented.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):156-160
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SOME RESULTS OF “PLASMA-PROGRESS” AND “RADAR-PROGRESS” ACTIVE SPACE EXPERIMENTS

Khakhinov V.V., Potekhin A.P., Lebedev V.P., Kushnarev D.S., Alsatkin S.S.

Abstract

We carried out active space experiments for studying ionospheric disturbances generated by spacecraft engine exhaust. Incoherent scatter results showed that the small mass of the exhaust gases causes a decrease in the electron density up to 40 % with tens of kilometers in sizes and with up to 20 minutes in lifecycle.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):160-162
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THE PROCESSING AND INTERPRETATION OF VERTICAL AND OBLIQUE SOUNDING IONOGRAMS FOR IONOSPHERE DIAGNOSTICS ON THE BASE OF CHIRP-IONOSONDE

Ponomarchuk S.N., Grozov V.P., Kotovich G.V., Mikhailov S.Y.

Abstract

In the paper the authors consider techniques and algorithms for secondary processing and interpretation of iono-grams obtained with the help of chirp ionosonde operating in vertical and oblique sounding mode (VS and OS). The secondary processing of experimental ionograms is carried out on the base of primary data filtering with subsequent compression with a help of cellular automaton technique. Ionogram interpretation methods is based on modeling results for frequency dependences of propagation characteristics in the regime of long-term forecast and on results of experimental data processing. We also develop the algorithm for electron concentration profile restoration on the base of HFC selected tracks.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):163-166
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INTERFERENTIAL MEASUREMENTS OF IONOSPHERIC DISTURBANCES ON THE IRKUTSK INCOHERENT SCATTERING RADAR

Lebedev V.P., Medvedev A.V., Tolstikov M.V.

Abstract

In the work the authors present the description of radar interferential measurements of ionospheric inhomogeneities made with the Irkutsk incoherent scatter radar (IISR). The possibility of use of coefficient of coherence of incoherent scatter signal for the analysis of wave indignations and absolute calibration of difference of phases between IISR channels on current value of a phase is described as well.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):166-169
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2-DIMENTIONAL IONOSPHERE RADIOTOMOGRAPHY: THE EXISTING AND PERSPECTIVE TECHNOLOGIES

Romanov A.A., Trusov S.V., Romanov A.A., Baraboshkin O.I., Bobrovskij S.A.

Abstract

The results of ionosphere radiotomography information technology development are presented and the ways of their evolution are listed. The used algorithms, techniques and output information flows are described. This technology currently using in the construction of Russia geophysical environment monitoring system.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):169-172
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SPICE-TIME VARIATIONS OF INTENSITY OF VLF-PULSE STREAM IN THE BAIKAL RIFT SYSTEM

Naguslaeva I.B., Bashkuev Y.B., Khaptanov V.B., Dembelov M.G.

Abstract

The article considers the space-time and frequency characteristics of the VLF-pulse stream of the natural electromagnetic field of the Earth in the Baikal rift system on frequencies 2, 7 and 14,5 kHz., along with the revealed high level of space-time correlation of the natural electromagnetic field.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):172-175
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GEO-ELECTRIC CROSS-SECTION OF THE SEDIMENTARY ROCKS OF THE DELTA OF THE RIVER SELENGA

Bashkuev Y.B., Khaptanov V.B., Dembelov M.G., Advokatov V.R., Buyanova D.G.

Abstract

The results of subsurface radio sounding of the sedimentary rocks complexes in the delta of the river selenga are considered in the article. Electro-physical properties and the structure of the stratified-inhomogeneous rocks according to the surface-wave measurements in vlf-lf bands are identified. Integrated survey methodology of near surface layers of rocks by radioimpedance and vertical electric sounding methods is proposed.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):175-178
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ELECTROMAGNETIC DIAGNOSTICS OF VITIM PLATEAU AND BUREYA MASSIF ROCKS IN ELF-VLF RADIO SPECTRUM BANDS

Buyanova D.G., Bashkuev Y.B., Khaptanov V.B., Advokatov V.R.

Abstract

Statistical characteristics of the effective resistance of the various rock complexes of Vitim plateau and Bureya massif in ELF-VLF radio spectrum bands, obtained by radioimpedance sounding, is examined.
Siberian Aerospace Journal. 2013;14(5):179-182
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