PARIS Altimetry with L1 Frequency Data from the Bridge 2 Experiment
Giulio Ruffini, Marco Caparrini, Leonardo Ruffini
Abstract
A portion of 20 minutes of the GPS signals collected during the Bridge 2 experimental campaign, performed by ESA, have been processed. An innovative algorithm called Parfait, developed by Starlab and implemented within Starlab's GNSS-R Software package STARLIGHT (STARLab Interferometric Gnss Toolkit), has been successfully used with this set of data. A comparison with tide values independently collected and with differential GPS processed data has been performed. We report a successful PARIS phase altimetric measure of the Zeeland Brug over the sea surface with a rapidly changing tide, with a precision better than 2 cm.
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