Principle of Radar Interferometry: Series Textbooks for Higher Education in Surveying

Author: Shun Ning
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: Radar image interferometry is an important direction in the development of microwave remote sensing in recent years, a research hotspot in the international remote sensing community, and has become a crucial tool for implementing the digital Earth strategy, as well as for terrain mapping, earthquake and volcano monitoring, glacial and geological surveys, and hydrological and ecological environmental analysis. This book systematically introduces the principles and methods of radar image interferometry, primarily elaborating on the registration of complex data, the generation of interferograms, the processing of interferograms, phase unwrapping, elevation calculation, the generation of digital elevation models, and the application principles of radar image interferometry in terrain deformation monitoring and improving image resolution. It also provides detailed explanations of the application requirements and research status of radar interferometry in various fields, as well as introducing recent research findings. This book is suitable for senior undergraduate and graduate students in relevant disciplines, and can also serve as a reference for researchers in related fields.