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Spatially-Adaptive Neural-Network Based Extraction of Significant Wave Heights from HF Radar Data
Significant wave height (SWH) retrieval from high-frequency (HF) radar data conventionally relies on Doppler-spectrum processing and interpretation of the weak second-order scattering continuum. This article investigates adaptive spatial processing for time-domain SWH estimation using ordered envelo
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