Textbook in DJVU format

Ulaby F. T., Long D. G. with contributions by William Blackwell, Charles Elachi, Adrian Fung, Chris Ruf, Kamal Sarabandi, Howard Zebker, Jakob van Zyl.
A successor to the classic Artech House Microwave Remote Sensing series, this comprehensive and up-to-date resource previously published by University of Michigan Press provides you with theoretical models, system design and operation, and geoscientific applications of active and passive microwave remote sensing systems. To facilitate understanding and use of the material, the book includes 50 MATLAB-based computer codes and the book's website (http://mrs.eecs.umich.edu/) includes interactive modules based on theoretical and empirical models.
Designed to cover the theory, systems, and applications of microwave remote sensing, this textbook is written with the postgraduate student in mind. Even though nine coauthors contributed to its creation, it was developed sequentially—not in parallel—to insure consistency in style, symbols, and notation. The many intentional interconnections between the book’s sections and chapters are intended to create a sense of clarity and cohesiveness. One of our goals was to limit the length of the book to no more than 1000 pages, and we nearly succeeded