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Volume Decorrelation Effects in TanDEM-X Interferometric SAR Data
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DOI：10.1109/LGRS.2016.2614103.png)
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Among the several factors that may affect the quality of interferometric synthetic aperture radar (SAR) products, volume decorrelation represents the coherence loss contribution due to the presence of multiple scatterers within a single resolution cell, which results in an increase in the interferometric phase uncertainty. In this letter, we investigate the effects of volume decorrelation on X-band TanDEM-X interferometric data. TanDEM-X is the first bistatic spaceborne SAR mission and provides a unique, global, and manifold interferometric data set to be exploited for a variety of scientific and commercial applications. The main goal of this letter is to provide the scientific community with a characterization of volume decorrelation effects occurring at X-band for different land cover types and acquisition geometries. The potentials of volume decorrelation contribution at X-band for land classification are discussed as well and some application examples are presented.
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synthetic aperture radar (SAR)
SAR interferometry (InSAR)
TanDEM-X mission
volume decorrelation
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