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Passive microwave polarimetry application for monitoring air/sea interaction

The paper discusses some aspects of passive polarimetry application for ocean and atmosphere diagnostics. Two different mechanisms for the polarized emission contrasts are considered. While for near-nadir view angle short gravity-capillary waves are responsible for the polarized brightness contrasts, at grazing angles long gravity waves contribute to the polarized signal. Experimental results obtained with airborne Ka-band polarimeter are presented.