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Parameters derived from measurements using circular and linear polarizations are mathematically interrelated. In this work this interdependence is investigated. It is shown that circular and linear polarization parameters share a common meteorological interpretation which is sensitive to both particle canting and the radar elevation angle.
Parameters derived from measurements using circular and linear polarizations are mathematically interrelated. In this work this interdependence is investigated. It is shown that circular and linear polarization parameters share a common meteorological interpretation which is sensitive to both particle canting and the radar elevation angle.
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