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Publications of P. Dheenathayalan

Articles in journal or book chapters

  1. M. Yang, P. Lopez-Dekker, P. Dheenathayalan, F. Biljecki, M. Liao, and R. F. Hanssen. Linking Persistent Scatterers to the Built Environment Using Ray Tracing on Urban Models. IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 57(8):5764-5776, August 2019. Keyword(s): electromagnetic wave scattering, millimetre wave radar, radar imaging, ray tracing, specific physical objects, millimeter-scale displacements, satellite radar images, time series, coherent measurement points, urban models, fivefold-bounce scatterers, triple-bounce scatterers, identified scatterers, matched scatterers, ray tracing, point scatterers, ray-tracing synthetic aperture radar simulator, pointlike scatterers, Synthetic aperture radar, Solid modeling, Ray tracing, Scattering, Urban areas, Geometry, Object oriented modeling, Level of detail (LOD), persistent scatterers (PSs), ray tracing, simulation, synthetic aperture radar (SAR). [Abstract] [bibtex-entry]


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Author: Othmar Frey, Earth Observation and Remote Sensing, Institute of Environmental Engineering, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology - ETH Zurich .


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