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Impact on Mars ionosphere on orbital radar sounder operation and data processing

Abstract

This paper will quantify the impact of the ionosphere on the radar sounding operation and data processing and will provide potential schemes for correcting the ionospheric distortion.

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Jordan, R. L., Herique, A., Nouvel, J. F., Kofman, W., Safaeinili, A.. 2002-01-01. Impact on Mars ionosphere on orbital radar sounder operation and data processing. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210002042

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