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Wetland monitoring using ALOS dual-pol SAR interferometry
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Kim, SW, Hong, SH, Wdowinski, S. (2011). Wetland monitoring using ALOS dual-pol SAR interferometry .
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28-29.
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Kim, SW; Hong, SH; Wdowinski, S
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Wdowinski, Shimon
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Wetland Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR) is a relatively new application of the InSAR technique, which enable us to detect water level changes in aquatic environments with emergent vegetation[1, 2]. It provides unique hydrological observations of wetland and floodplains with high spatial resolution that cannot be obtained by any terrestrial-based method[3-5]. The previous studies indicate that longer wavelength SAR systems (L-band), horizontal (HH) polarization of the radar pulse, and short repeat orbits provide best results. We investigate new ALOS PALSAR dual-pol (HH/HV) data in terms of detecting water level changes in various wetland environments using InSAR technique, and detecting flow patterns and flow discontinuities, which can be useful for wetlands restoration. © 2011 KIEES.
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December 22, 2011
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28
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