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Workspace Method sensor_responseAntenna

Description

Includes response of the antenna.

The function returns the sensor response matrix after the antenna
characteristics have been included.

The function handles "multi-beam" cases where the polarisation
coordinate system is the same for all beams.

See antenna_dim, antenna_los and antenna_response for
details on how to specify the antenna response.

Authors: Mattias Ekstrom, Patrick Eriksson

Synopsis

sensor_responseAntenna(

sensor_response, sensor_response_f, sensor_response_pol, sensor_response_za, sensor_response_aa, sensor_response_za_grid, sensor_response_aa_grid, sensor_response_f_grid, sensor_response_pol_grid, atmosphere_dim, antenna_dim, antenna_los, antenna_response, sensor_norm )

Variables

OUT+IN	sensor_response	(Sparse)	The matrix modelling the total sensor response.
OUT+IN	sensor_response_f	(Vector)	The frequencies associated with the output of sensor_response.
OUT+IN	sensor_response_pol	(ArrayOfIndex)	The polarisation states associated with the output of sensor_response.
OUT+IN	sensor_response_za	(Vector)	The relative zenith angles associated with the output of sensor_response.
OUT+IN	sensor_response_aa	(Vector)	The relative azimuth angles associated with the output of sensor_response.
OUT+IN	sensor_response_za_grid	(Vector)	The zenith angle grid associated with sensor_response.
OUT+IN	sensor_response_aa_grid	(Vector)	The azimuth angle grid associated with sensor_response.
IN	sensor_response_f_grid	(Vector)	The frequency grid associated with sensor_response.
IN	sensor_response_pol_grid	(ArrayOfIndex)	The "polarisation grid" associated with sensor_response.
IN	atmosphere_dim	(Index)	The atmospheric dimensionality (1-3).
IN	antenna_dim	(Index)	The dimensionality of the antenna pattern (1-2).
IN	antenna_los	(Matrix)	The relative line-of-sight of each antenna pattern.
IN	antenna_response	(GriddedField4)	The antenna pattern/response.
IN	sensor_norm	(Index)	Flag if sensor response should be normalised or not (0 or 1).