Rainfall intensity mountain-based measurement method employing GNSS signal polarization phase shift
A technology of rainfall intensity and measurement method, applied in rainfall/precipitation meter, measurement device, meteorology, etc., can solve the problem of limited spatial resolution and temporal resolution, less research on the application of GNSS polarized signals, and unpublished research results and other problems, to achieve the effect of strong continuity, rich GNSS signal resources, equipment complexity and low cost
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[0020] The present invention will be described in further detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0021] 1. Calculate the relative complex permittivity of water
[0022] Set up a GNSS dual-polarization receiver on the top of a mountain with a wide view, and there is no shelter in the antenna pointing direction, and can normally receive GNSS satellite signals within the range of 0-30° elevation angle and 80° viewing angle; then, use the receiver to collect through The forward scattering signal of the GNSS satellite behind the rainfall area, and use the frequency of the signal, combined with the atmospheric temperature at this time, and use the Ray formula to calculate the relative complex permittivity of water.
[0023] The Ray formula used is
[0024] ϵ ′ = ϵ ∞ + ( ϵ s - ...
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