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Measurement of Liquid Water Content in Snow from Density-Insensitive Microwave Attenuation
A measurement principle for determining liquid water content (LWC) in snow is presented that does not require a priori knowledge or separate measurement of snow density. LWC affects the imaginary part of the effective permittivity of snow, which is linked to microwave attenuation along a microstrip
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