"swath width" is a valid phrase used in English that refers to the width of a swath or strip of land.
It's often used in farming contexts. For example: "The combine harvester was able to adjust the swath width to fit the field's exact curves."
As part of Europe's Copernicus environmental monitoring programme, Sentinel-2A uses a combination of high resolution, novel spectral capabilities, a wide swath width from which it collects data and frequent revisit times to provide unprecedented views of Earth.
However, a high PRF means a smaller swath width.
The swath width is about 25 × 25 km.
The swath width for estimates of MFA was estimated to be approximately 30 mm in diameter.
Due to technical and budget limitations, remote sensing instruments trade spatial resolution and swath width.
Compact polarimetry (CP) has been proposed as a compromise between swath width and polarization information.
The ambiguity treatment remains an important issue as the pulse repetition frequency (PRF) raises, whereas reasonable swath widths are required [4].
The deformation detectable depends upon satellite repeat time and swath widths, relative to the spatial and temporal scales of volcanological processes.
Such signals are likely to be missed by observations made from higher resolution instruments with narrower swath widths (Table 1), especially in TerraSAR-X and COSMO-SkyMed's Spotlight modes.
The market is tightest for new buildings in New Jersey's northern tier; this swath covers the whole width of the state and has Newark toward its southern edge.
The CHRIS sensor acquires data in five different modes (aerosol, land cover, vegetation and coastal zones), varying the number and location of spectral bands, the spatial resolution and the width of the swath.
