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Proactive disclosure Print version   | |  Glossary of remote sensing terms Term: Cross-pol ratio Definition: For a sample or a group of samples, the cross-pol ratio is the ratio of the power received on a cross-pol channel to that received on the associated co-pol channel. Explanation: For example, if an H-pol signal is transmitted, and H and V are received, the cross-pol ratio would be the power ratio of HV/HH. Its accuracy can be adversely affected by channel crosstalk. Related Terms: Channel crosstalk
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