Process for combining multiple passes of interferometric SAR dat

Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g. – Synthetic aperture radar

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342190, 342191, 342195, G01S 1390

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061509728

ABSTRACT:
Interferometric synthetic aperture radar (IFSAR) is a promising technology for a wide variety of military and civilian elevation modeling requirements. IFSAR extends traditional two dimensional SAR processing to three dimensions by utilizing the phase difference between two SAR images taken from different elevation positions to determine an angle of arrival for each pixel in the scene. This angle, together with the two-dimensional location information in the traditional SAR image, can be transformed into geographic coordinates if the position and motion parameters of the antennas are known accurately.

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