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This invention discloses a self-weight backfilling submarine cable protection device, comprising: an upper cover shell, a lower trough, a fixing base, and guide wings; the upper cover shell and the lower trough are detachably connected; the fixing base is disposed at both ends of the lower trough for limiting the submarine cable; the guide wings are symmetrically disposed on both sides of the lower trough and integrally formed with the lower trough; a backfilling trough is provided inside the lower trough, and the backfilling trough is placed between the fixing bases; this invention reduces the construction difficulty of the protection device and improves the convenience of underwater installation while ensuring structural stability; it optimizes and weakens the scouring effect of ocean currents on the seabed and the sediment around the cable; it achieves long-term stability of the backfilled sediment, preventing secondary scouring that could lead to cable exposure; and it meets strength requirements while improving the device's corrosion resistance and service life in the marine environment.

This invention discloses a space-ground coordinated radiometric characteristic calibration method for spaceborne active microwave sensors in the field of radar Earth observation technology. It constructs a space-ground coordinated calibration system consisting of a radiation reference source satellite and a ground calibration processing station. The method includes: determining the orbital parameters of the radiation reference source satellite; the satellite transmitting signals to the ground station in Earth observation mode, using a known RCS target on the ground to calibrate its own antenna gain and link gain; receiving signals from the satellite to be calibrated in Earth observation mode, accurately calculating and transmitting echo signals based on the calibrated parameters; and the satellite to be calibrated calibrating its own transmit / receive link gain based on the received echo signals. This invention can be widely applied to the on-orbit radiometric calibration of active microwave sensors such as synthetic aperture radar, altimeters, and microwave scatterometers, significantly improving calibration frequency and accuracy, supporting multi-band, high-stability quantitative remote sensing tasks, and providing reliable technical support for precise observation in fields such as ocean monitoring, weather forecasting, and topographic mapping.