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This paper summarizes the progress achieved in the active microwave remote sensing of soil moisture during the four years of the AgRISTARS program. Within that time period, from about 1980 to 1984, significant progress was made toward understanding 1) the fundamental dielectric properties of moist soils, 2) the influence of surface boundary conditions, and 3) the effects of intervening vegetation canopies. In addition, several simulation and image-analysis studies have identified potentially powerful approaches to implementing empirical results over large areas on a repetitive basis. This paper briefly describes the results of laboratory, truck-based, airborne, and orbital experimentation and observations.
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