Interpretation of InSAR mapping for geometrical structures
Badakhshan Houshmand, Paolo E. Gamba
Abstract
Badakhshan Houshmand, Paolo E. Gamba
Abstract
In this paper we present a methodology to detect large geometrical structures from interferometric synthetic aperture radar (InSAR) measurements. The ortho-rectification of synthetic aperture radar imagery which is a part of interferometric SAR processing can be a many-pixels to one-pixel mapping. This mapping is used for automatic detection of geometrical structures which are large compared to the SAR resolution.
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In this paper we present a methodology to detect large geometrical structures from interferometric synthetic aperture radar (InSAR) measurements. The ortho-rectification of synthetic aperture radar imagery which is a part of interferometric SAR processing can be a many-pixels to one-pixel mapping. This mapping is used for automatic detection of geometrical structures which are large compared to the SAR resolution.
Key concepts: Interferometric synthetic aperture radar, Synthetic aperture radar, Pixel, Interferometry, Remote sensing, Radar imaging, Side looking airborne radar, Inverse synthetic aperture radar