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Remote Studies Of The Ocean Sureace By A Tower-based Multi-frequency Microwave Radar

A tower-based multi-frequency C-band radar has been used to infer ocean surface waves and current characteristica. The wave spectrum was estimated from the cross-product signal spectra by dividing the power of the resonance lines with the squared modulus of the modulation transfer function. The resulting spectra were in good agreement with other measurements of the waves. The current was obtained from the frequency locations of the resonance lines, and the radar measurements compares well to the current measured by traditional instruments.