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Techniques For Topographical Mapping Via Interferometric SAR

Abstract

Two techniques for processing data acquired by airborne interferometric synthetic-aperture-radar (SAR) system yield terrain-height maps. Predicated on availability of accurate navigational system that yields data on motion and orientation of airplane that carries SAR system and, also effectively gives orientation of baseline between two radar antennas of system. Three-dimensional coordinates of target point on terrain determined from (1) position and orientation of airplane as given by navigational system and (2) slant range gamma and phase shift phase as measured by SAR system.

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Madsen, Soren N., Zebker, Howard A., Martin, Jan M.. 1995-10-01. Techniques For Topographical Mapping Via Interferometric SAR. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950070313

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