Publications about 'Biological system modeling'

Articles in journal or book chapters

1. Maciej J. Soja, H.J. Persson, and Lars M.H. Ulander. Estimation of Forest Biomass From Two-Level Model Inversion of Single-Pass InSAR Data. IEEE Trans. Geosci. Remote Sens., 53(9):5083-5099, September 2015. Keyword(s): data acquisition, digital elevation models, forestry, radar interferometry, remote sensing by radar, synthetic aperture radar, vegetation, AD 2008, AD 2010, AD 2011, AD 2012, AD 2013, InSAR processing, Krycklan feature, Remningstorp feature, Swedish test site, VV-polarized TanDEM-X acquisition, aboveground biomass estimation, biomass predictor, canopy density, digital terrain model, forest biomass estimation, forest height, hemiboreal forest, northern Sweden, single-pass InSAR data, single-pass interferometric synthetic aperture radar data, southern Sweden, two-level model inversion, Biological system modeling, Biomass, Computational modeling, Correlation, Decorrelation, Estimation, Synthetic aperture radar, Aboveground biomass (AGB), TanDEM-X (TDM), canopy density, forest height, interferometric model, interferometric syntheticaperture radar (InSAR), two-level model (TLM). [Abstract] [bibtex-entry]



2. Scott Hensley, S. Oveisgharan, S. Saatchi, M. Simard, R. Ahmed, and Z. Haddad. An Error Model for Biomass Estimates Derived From Polarimetric Radar Backscatter. IEEE_J_GRS, 52(7):4065-4082, July 2014. Keyword(s): air pollution, carbon capture and storage, remote sensing by radar, vegetation, above ground biomass, basic imaging physics, biomass estimation accuracy, carbon flux measurement, carbon storage, disturbance quantification, ecosystem processes, error model, forest carbon inventories, forested areas, ground carbon, instrument parameter, mission parameter, notional Earth observing mission, polarimetric radar backscatter, radar polarimetric measurements, regrowth quantification, remote sensing measurements, Backscatter, Biological system modeling, Biomass, Radar measurements, Radar polarimetry, Signal to noise ratio, Backscatter error model, forest biomass, polarimetry, synthetic aperture radar (SAR). [bibtex-entry]



3. F. Gustrau and A. Bahr. W-band investigation of material parameters, SAR distribution, and thermal response in human tissue. IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques, 50(10):2393-2400, October 2002. Keyword(s): SAR Processing, W-Band, bioelectric phenomena, biological effects of microwaves, biological tissues, biothermics, dosimetry, eye, finite difference time-domain analysis, health hazards, infrared imaging, skin, 3 to 100 GHz, 77 GHz, Gunn oscillator, SAR distribution, W-band dielectric properties, analytical method, dosimetry, electromagnetic field, eye tissue, finite-difference time-domain method, horn antenna, human eye, human tissue, layered skin model, maximum local SAR values, maximum temperature increase, millimeter-wave irradiation, plane-wave exposure, porcine eye, safety guidelines, skin, specific absorption rate, superficial tissue, temperature changes, thermal bio-heat-transfer simulation, thermal infrared imaging system, thermal response, Antenna measurements, Biological materials, Biological system modeling, Biological tissues, Dielectric materials, Electromagnetic fields, Humans, Millimeter wave measurements, Skin, Temperature. [Abstract] [bibtex-entry]

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