NASA NTRS · 19930064018
Mapping sub-tropical vegetation using multi-frequency, multi-polarization SAR data
Abstract
In 1990 the NASA/JPL airborne synthetic aperture radar DC-8 (Airsar) was flown over an area in northern Belize and the surrounding countries of Guatemala and Mexico. The three-frequency polarimetric radar signatures of a variety of natural areas have been extracted, and many have a unique radar signature. Scattering mechanisms which may explain these signatures and results of an image classification technique are presented.
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Freeman, A., Durden, S., Zimmerman, R.. 1992-01-01. Mapping sub-tropical vegetation using multi-frequency, multi-polarization SAR data. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19930064018
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