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Treuhaft, R.
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Phase-delay altimetry from low elevation GPSR measurements
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Carrier phase delay altimetry from low eleveation GPSR measurements
GPS-Reflections (GPSR) observations at very low elevation angles take advantage of the apparent smoothness of the surface to enable phase-delay altimetry, of centimetric nominal precision, higher than the GPSR code-delay estimates.
Aircraft ocean altimetry: recent results (part II, C/A code)
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Oceanography with GPS
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GPS Reflections for Land Geodesy and Imaging
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Altimetry with Reflected GPS Signals: Results from a Lakeside Experiment
In the fall of 1999 an experiment was performed at Crater Lake, Oregon, to demonstrate the feasibility of surface altimetry with GPS. A GPS antenna was directed at the lake - its axis pointing slightly downward - from a steeply dropping rock.
Vegetation Profile Estimates from Multialtitude, Multifrequency Radar Interferometric and Polarimetric Data
In this paper, the analysis of a JPL TOPSAR data set collected in April 1998 over Central Oregon focuses on the relative contributions of interferometric, polarimetric, and multifrequency data types to improving vegetation, parameter-estimate accuracy.
Estimating Forest Vegetation Variables by Combining INSAR and POLSAR Data and Minimizing the Need for Ancillary Data
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Forest Vegetation Profiling with AIRSAR Polarimetric Radar Interferometry
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Vegetation Structure from the Quanitative Fusion of Radar Interferometric and Hyperspectral Optical Remote Sensing
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The Physics and Statistics of Quantitative Remote Sensing Tractable Characterizations of Terrestrial Surfaces
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Structural Approaches to Biomass Monitoring with Multibaseline, Multifrequency, Polarimetric Interferometry
One of the principal objectives of remote sensing is full carbon accounting in the worlds forests via biomass monitoring.
The Vertical Structure of Vegetated Surfaces from Interferometric and Polarimetric Radar Data
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