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28 July 1997 Photogrammetric techniques for interferometric synthetic aperture radar data exploitation
Paul L. Poehler, Arthur W. Mansfield, Nils N. Haag, Houra Rais
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Abstract
Recent advances in the areas of phase history processing, interferometry, and radargrammetric adjustment have made possible extremely accurate data extraction from synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imagery data. The potential gain from interferometric exploitation is significant since accuracy of measurements can theoretically be determined to within a resolution element of wavelength dimension. Recent work by the authors has shown that the main barrier to accurate and efficient elevation extraction is the measurement jitter caused by terrain variations, which overlay differently in the two SAR images. A unique combination of advanced photogrammetric and signal processing techniques is described which makes possible more accurate extraction of metric position and elevation model data form multiple pass SAR. This paper addresses the accuracy achievable from repeat passes of the ERS-1 and SIR-C spaceborne platforms and is also applicable to airborne SAR platforms.
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Paul L. Poehler, Arthur W. Mansfield, Nils N. Haag, and Houra Rais "Photogrammetric techniques for interferometric synthetic aperture radar data exploitation", Proc. SPIE 3070, Algorithms for Synthetic Aperture Radar Imagery IV, (28 July 1997); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.281556
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KEYWORDS
Interferometric synthetic aperture radar

Synthetic aperture radar

Image processing

Signal processing

Interferometry

Image registration

Data modeling

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