MO1.R3: Advanced Concepts for Signals of Opportunity
Mon, 17 Jul, 13:00 - 14:15 Pacific Time (UTC -7)
Location: Room 3
Session Type: Oral
Session Co-Chairs: Nereida Rodriguez-Alvarez, Jet Propulsion Laboratory/California Institute of Technology and James Garrison, Purdue University
Track: Sensors, Instruments and Calibration
Mon, 17 Jul, 13:00 - 13:12 Pacific Time (UTC -7)

MO1.R3.1: SOURCE AVAILABILITY AND BANDWIDTH CONSTRAINTS ON TERRESTRIAL PASSIVE RADAR EXPERIMENTS USING JOVIAN DECAMETRIC RADIATION
Karissa Nessly, Sean Peters, Christopher Smithtro, Naval Postgraduate School, United States; Gregor Steinbrügge, Andrew Romero-Wolf, California Institute of Technology, United States; Dustin Schroeder, Stanford University, United States
Mon, 17 Jul, 13:12 - 13:24 Pacific Time (UTC -7)

MO1.R3.2: SMAP-REFLECTOMETRY: UNDERSTANDING THE BENEFITS OF POLARIMETRIC GNSS-R MEASUREMENTS
Nereida Rodriguez-Alvarez, Joan Francesc Munoz-Martin, Xavier Bosch-Lluis, Kamal Oudrhiri, Jet Propulsion Laboratory/California Institute of Technology, United States
Mon, 17 Jul, 13:24 - 13:36 Pacific Time (UTC -7)

MO1.R3.3: SIGNALS OF OPPORTUNITY P-BAND INVESTIGATION (SNOOPI): PREPARATION FOR LAUNCH AND FIRST DATA
James Garrison, Benjamin Nold, Seho Kim, Weihang Li, Purdue University, United States; Manuel Vega, Juan Raymond, Roger Banting, Rajat Bindlish, Jeffrey Piepmeier, Hasnaa Khalifi, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, United States; Rashmi Shah, Justin Mansell, Kameron Larsen, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States; Mehmet Kurum, Mississippi State University, United States; Sachidananda Babu, NASA Earth Sciences Technology Office (ESTO),, United States
Mon, 17 Jul, 13:36 - 13:48 Pacific Time (UTC -7)

MO1.R3.4: ON THE SENSING APPLICATIONS OF RONGOWAI’S FIRST DUAL-POLARIZATION GNSS-R OBSERVABLES

Delwyn Moller, Xiaoyou Lin, University of Auckland, New Zealand; Mohammad Al-Khaldi, Andrew O'Brien, Tianlin Wang, The Ohio State University, United States; Scott Gleason, DAAXA, United States; Chris Ruf, Stephen Musko, Darren McKague, University of Michigan, United States; Matthew Wilson, University of Canterbury, New Zealand
Mon, 17 Jul, 13:48 - 14:00 Pacific Time (UTC -7)

MO1.R3.5: A MISSION DESIGN TOOL FOR SATELLITE CONSTELLATIONS USING MULTI-FREQUENCY SIGNALS OF OPPORTUNITY
Seho Kim, James Garrison, Purdue University, United States
Mon, 17 Jul, 14:00 - 14:15 Pacific Time (UTC -7)

MO1.R3.D: Discussion