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Ground-Based Differential Interferometry SAR: A Review

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Yanping Wang *
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Wen Hong
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张远 (Yuan Zhang)
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Yun Lin
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Li Yang
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Zechao Bai
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Qiming Zhang
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Sen Lv
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Hang Liu
杨松 (Song Yang)
DOI:10.1109/MGRS.2019.2963169delete
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Ground-based differential interferometry synthetic aperture radar (GB-DInSAR) is a promising deformation measurement technology developed in the last 20 years. The GBDInSAR system is capable of sensing millimeter-scale deformations in the range of tens of meters to several kilometers from the target area in a continuous, all-weather environment. This article introduces in detail the basic principles of GB-DInSAR imaging, conventional signal models, deformationinversion algorithms, system working mode, existing typical systems, and application examples of high-precision deformation measurement in different scenarios. Moreover, this article systematically summarizes the latest research progress of GB-DInSAR technology and its future direction of development.
Keywords:
Radar antennas
Interferometry
Grounding
Synthetic aperture radar
Signal resolution
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IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Magazine
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