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BEES is an end-to-end mission performance simulator for the BIOMASS satellite designed to evaluate expected performance of the mission. It consists of modules for scene generation, system simulation, ionospheric effects, processing, and performance evaluation. BEES simulates the full processing chain from raw data to level 1 and 2 products in a realistic way while including major error sources. Validation of BEES is challenging due to its complexity and random components, requiring statistical comparison to theoretical expectations using large homogeneous scenes and Monte Carlo simulations.
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