PPT-InSAR

Application for mapping Ice Sheets Akhilesh Mishra Dec 04 2015 Figure 1 1 InSAR review Path length between two signals received by the antennas is a function of the elevation of mapped terrain . 257 pixel with view angel and relative position changing of the scatterers. The main characteristics of multi-image processing method are that it utilizes a single master stack of differential interfe SCATTERERS TECHNIQUE SAR Day 1 Lecture 2 INSAR DINSAR and applications InSAR. : Where Have We Been and Where Are We Going? . Howard . Zebker. , Cody . Wortham. Stanford University. 10 Years Ago: Where Were We?. Anticipated several . new . space . radar . systems for monitoring . DESDynI. :. Lessons from ALOS PALSAR. Piyush . Agram. a. , Mark . Simons. a. and Howard . Zebker. b. a. Seismological. Laboratory, California Institute of Technology. b. Depts. of EE and Geophysics, Stanford University. 12/04/2015. Objective. Develop an InSAR system operating in the ultrasonic range, specifically from 30 – 50 kHz. Adapt a previously designed and built system to function on two different platforms. Brandon Randolph. Spotlight SAR. In Spotlight mode, the antenna beam is steered to continuously illuminate a desired swath throughout the flight path of the platform.. The central point in the scene is referred to as the motion compensation point (MCP) or scene center..