Flood monitoring using ERS-1 SAR interferometry coherence maps
Dirk Geudtner, Rudolf Winter, P.W. Vachon
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Dirk Geudtner, Rudolf Winter, P.W. Vachon
Abstract
The potential of satellite repeat-pass SAR interferometry (InSAR) for flood monitoring is discussed. Using ESR-1 SAR images covering the 1993/94 flood event in the river Rhine, Germany, it is shown that, by evaluating the scene coherence, a reliable mapping of flood extent is feasible, even in cases of rough water surfaces where the analysis of conventional SAR intensity and multi-temporal images may fail.
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The potential of satellite repeat-pass SAR interferometry (InSAR) for flood monitoring is discussed. Using ESR-1 SAR images covering the 1993/94 flood event in the river Rhine, Germany, it is shown that, by evaluating the scene coherence, a reliable mapping of flood extent is feasible, even in cases of rough water surfaces where the analysis of conventional SAR intensity and multi-temporal images may fail.
Key concepts: Interferometry, Coherence (philosophical gambling strategy), Flood myth, Remote sensing, Interferometric synthetic aperture radar, Synthetic aperture radar, Satellite, Geology