Subsurface radar sounding of the martian polar cap: radiative transfer approach
Planetary and Space Science, ISSN: 0032-0633, Vol: 53, Issue: 14, Page: 1427-1436
2005
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The problem of subsurface radar sounding of the martian polar caps [Ilyushin, 2004. Martian northern polar cap: layering and possible implications for radar sounding. Planet. Space Sci. 52, 1195–1207] is considered from the point of view of incoherent radiative transfer theory. Since it has been previously shown that the radar signal field within the polar cap has diffuse structure, there is a need for a statistical approach to the problem. Radiative transfer theory, which is now well developed, seems to be the most appropriate formalism for this approach.
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