Publications about 'Range-dependent'

Articles in journal or book chapters

1. Yake Li, Chang Liu, Yanfei Wang, and Qi Wang. A Robust Motion Error Estimation Method Based on Raw Data. IEEE Trans. Geosci. Remote Sens., 50(7):2780-2790, 2012. Keyword(s): SAR Processing, Autofocus, SAR Autofocus, MoComp, Motion Compensation, curve fitting, geophysical image processing, least squares approximations, motion compensation, radar imaging, remote sensing by radar, synthetic aperture radar, RCMC, aircraft reference track deviations, curve fitting, double phase gradient estimation, filtering method, high order motion errors, high precision navigation system, high resolution airborne SAR systems, high resolution imagery, image processing, image quality, large swath mode, light aircraft SAR platform, motion compensation, motion error estimation method, range cell migration correction, range dependent phase errors, range resolution improvement, raw data, synthetic aperture radar, weighted total least square method, Aircraft, Azimuth, Electronics packaging, Error analysis, Estimation, Robustness, Trajectory, Autofocus, motion error estimation, phase gradient filtering, synthetic aperture radar (SAR), weighted total least square (WTLS) method. [Abstract] [bibtex-entry]



2. B. Minchew, C.E. Jones, and B. Holt. Polarimetric Analysis of Backscatter From the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Using L-Band Synthetic Aperture Radar. Geoscience and Remote Sensing, IEEE Transactions on, 50(10):3812-3830, October 2012. Keyword(s): AD 2010 06 23, Bragg scattering mechanism, DWH slick, Gulf of Mexico, L-band synthetic aperture radar, backscatter polarimetric analysis, coherency matrix eigenvalue, deepwater horizon, deepwater horizon oil spill, dielectric constant, entropy parameters, fully-polarimetric uninhabited aerial vehicle, ocean wave spectral components, oil slick, oil volumetric concentration, radar backscatter, sea water, slick detection method, substantial variation parameter, surface scattering analysis, synthetic aperture radar data, backscatter, eigenvalues and eigenfunctions, entropy, marine pollution, matrix algebra, ocean chemistry, ocean waves, oceanographic regions, oceanographic techniques, permittivity, radar interferometry, remote sensing by radar, seawater, synthetic aperture radar;. [Abstract] [bibtex-entry]



3. L. Zhang, Z. Qiao, M. Xing, L. Yang, and Z. Bao. A Robust Motion Compensation Approach for UAV SAR Imagery. IEEE Trans. Geosci. Remote Sens., 50(8):3202-3218, August 2012. Keyword(s): autonomous aerial vehicles, geophysical image processing, geophysical techniques, maximum likelihood estimation, motion compensation, remote sensing by radar, synthetic aperture radar, robust motion compensation approach, UAV SAR imagery, unmanned aerial vehicle, synthetic aperture radar, remote sensing application, atmospheric turbulence, range invariant motion error, weighted phase gradient autofocus, nonsystematic range cell migration function, range dependent phase error, maximum likelihood WPGA algorithm, subaperture phase error, inertial navigation system, Electronics packaging, Estimation, Trajectory, Robustness, Navigation, Thyristors, Geometry, Local maximum-likelihood (LML), motion compensation (MOCO), phase gradient autofocus (PGA), synthetic aperture radar (SAR), unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), weighted phase gradient autofocus (WPGA). [Abstract] [bibtex-entry]



4. Karlus A. Câmara de Macedo, Rolf Scheiber, and Alberto Moreira. An Autofocus Approach for Residual Motion Errors With Application to Airborne Repeat-Pass SAR Interferometry. IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 46(10):3151-3162, October 2008. Keyword(s): SAR Processing, Autofocus, Residual Motion Errors, WPCA, Weighted PCA, Weighted Phase Curvature Autofocus, Phase Curvature Autofocus, PCA, Phase Gradient Autofocus, PGA, Repeat-Pass Interferometry, Interferometry, InSAR, D-InSAR, Differential SAR Interferometry, E-SAR, airborne SAR, Baseline Calibration, Tomography, SAR Tomography, deformation, geophysical techniques, synthetic aperture radar, topography (Earth)E-SAR system, German Aerospace Center, airborne repeat-pass SAR Interferometry, autofocus algorithm, autofocus techniques, high-precision navigation system, image processing, interferometric-phase accuracy, phase curvature autofocus, residual motion errors, synthetic-aperture-radar, terrain deformations measurement, weighted least squares phase estimation. [Abstract] [bibtex-entry]



5. Andreas Reigber. Range dependent spectral filtering to minimize the baseline decorrelation in airborne SAR interferometry. 3:1721-1723, 1999. Keyword(s): SAR Processing, SAR Interferometry, Interferometry, InSAR, Range Spectral Filter, Spectral Filter, adaptive signal processing, airborne radar, geophysical signal processing, geophysical techniques, radar imaging, radar theory, remote sensing by radar, synthetic aperture radar, terrain mapping, E-SAR, L-band, SAR, Airborne SAR interferometry, Airborne SAR, Baseline Decorrelation, fixed bandwidth filtering, geometric resolution, geophysical measurement technique, interferogram coherence, interferometric SAR, land surface, radar remote sensing, range dependent spectral filtering, repeat-pass, spectral misalignment. [Abstract] [bibtex-entry]



6. Riccardo Lanari and Gianfranco Fornaro. A short discussion on the exact compensation of the SAR range-dependent range cell migration effect. IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 35(6):1446-1452, November 1997. Keyword(s): SAR Processing, Motion Compensation, Comparison of Algorithms, Chirp Scaling Algorithm, Range Cell Migration, Range Migration, FM radar, geophysical signal processing, geophysical techniques, radar imaging, remote sensing by radar, synthetic aperture radar, RCM, RDRCM, SAR, chirp z-transform, exact compensation, geophysical measurement technique, land surface, radar remote sensing, range-dependent range cell migration effect, terrain mapping. [Abstract] [bibtex-entry]

Conference articles

1. D.G. Thompson, J.S. Bates, and D.V. Arnold. Extending the phase gradient autofocus algorithm for low-altitude stripmap mode SAR. In The Record of the 1999 IEEE Radar Conference, pages 36-40, April 1999. Keyword(s): SAR Processing, Autofocus, Phase Gradient Autofocus, Strip-map, Range-Dependent. [bibtex-entry]



2. D.G. Thompson, J.S. Bates, D.V. Arnold, and David G. Long. Extending the phase gradient autofocus algorithm for low-altitude stripmap mode SAR. In IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium, IGARSS '99, volume 1, pages 564-566, July 1999. Keyword(s): SAR Processing, Autofocus, Phase Gradient Autofocus, Strip-map, Range-dependent. [bibtex-entry]



3. Riccardo Lanari, Scott Hensley, and Paul Rosen. Modified SPECAN algorithm for ScanSAR data processing. In IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium, volume 2, pages 636-638, July 1998. Keyword(s): SAR Processing, Modified SPECAN, SPECAN, Spectral Analysis, geophysical signal processing, geophysical techniques, radar imaging, remote sensing by radar, spaceborne radar, synthetic aperture radarSAR, ScanSAR, ScanSAR image, chirp z-transform, chirp-z, geophysical measurement technique, land surface, modified SPECAN algorithm, phase-preserving algorithm, radar remote sensing, range-dependent correction factor, synthetic aperture radar, terrain mapping. [Abstract] [bibtex-entry]



4. D.G. Thompson, J.S. Bates, D.V. Arnold, David G. Long, and A. Robertson. Range dependent phase gradient autofocus. In IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium Proceedings, IGARSS '98, volume 5, pages 2634-2636, July 1998. Keyword(s): SAR Processing, Autofocus, Phase Gradient Autofocus, PGA, Range-dependent. [Abstract] [bibtex-entry]

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