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Envisat ASAR Wave SLC and Cross-Spectra Imagettes L1 [ASA_WVI_1P]

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The ESA (A)SAR On-The-Fly (OTF) data processing and dissemination service allows end-users to gain direct access to the (A)SAR archive from the ERS-1, ERS-2 and Envisat Missions.

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Collection Description

This is the basic Level 1B ASAR Wave Mode product, including up to 400 single-look, complex, slant range, imagettes generated from Level 0 data and up to 400 imagette power spectra computed using the cross-spectra methodology.

The auxiliary parameters used are the most up-to-date at the time of processing. A minimum number of corrections and interpolations are performed in order to allow the end-user maximum freedom to derive higher level products. Complex output data is retained to avoid loss of information. Absolute calibration parameters, when available (depending on external calibration activities), are provided in the product annotations.

Imagette power spectrum is equivalent to the ERS UWA (Near Real Time) product with revisited algorithm (cross-spectra) taking into account the higher quality of the SLC imagette. Note that starting from an SLC imagette, the generation of an ERS UWA-type product might be ensured by a simple look detection and summation.

This product provides a continuation of the ERS SAR wave mode data.

The ASAR Wave products were processed operationally using the version of PF-ASAR available at the time of processing and are available in Envisat format.

Imagette Spatial Resolution: 20 m ground range x 20 m azimuth.

Cross Spectra Output: Wavelength range from 20 to 1000 m in 24 logarithmic steps.

Technical Details

DATA SET SPECIFICATIONS

Digital Object Identifier (DOI):
Spatial coverage:
90.00 N, 90.00 S, 180.00 W, 180.00 E
Temporal coverage:
2002-10-30 - 2012-04-08
Date of launch:
2002-03-01
Operators:
ESA
Mission status:
completed
Orbit height:
800 km
Orbit type:
Sun-synchronous
Swath width:
5 - 1150 km

PROCESSING LEVEL

level 1b

APPLICABLE TERMS & CONDITIONS

Utilisation of this data is subject to ESA's Earth Observation Terms and Conditions
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DATA CITATION

European Space Agency, 2016, Envisat ASAR Wave SLC and Cross-Spectra Imagettes L1 Product [ASA_WVI_1P]. Version N/O.

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