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1. Digital Pictures of snow surface taken from Microwave Radiometers during the JASE traverse 2007/2008 [NIPR_JASE_7]
Microwave radiometers were operated continuously. Digital camera was mounted on the microwave radiometers. Picture of snow surface condition was taken every 1 second entirely along the JASE traverse. ...


2. Microwave Radiometry data measured at frequencies and polarizations of 6 GHz (V and H), 18 GHz (V) and 36 GHz (V and H) during the JASE traverse 2007/2008 [NIPR_JASE_6]
Radio techniques were very important in the JASE traverse to detect subsurface conditions continuously. We used variety of radars and microwave radiometers to survey englacial and subglacial environment. ...


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