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GIS-42: SYSTEMS AND INSTRUMENTATION FOR MICROWAVE DATA PROCESSING
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GIS-42 |
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90 minutes |
Progress and Problems in Microwave Radiometric Remote Sensing of Soil Moisture (Instruments and Applications)
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GIS 42-1 |
This presentation enumerates the main parameters that affect microwave radiation from soil and vegetation; describes the instrumentation used; and shows results of measurements of radiation from different types of vegetation.
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1992 |
DLR's Operational and Planned SAR Processing Systems (IP)
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GIS 42-2 |
The author presents the operational ERS-1 SAR processor and the processing of and archiving facility of DLR as well as the detailed system aspects of the ERS-1 and X-SAR processors.
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1992 | |||
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SIR-C Ground Data System and Processing Algorithm Design
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GIS 42-3 |
The author presents the primary data flow of the SIR-C ground data system, describes the unique characteristics of the processor, and shows a flowchart of the algorithms used for survey and precision products.
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1992 | |||
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The SAR Processing System of the National Space Development Agency of Japan, Earth Observation Center (NASDA EOC)
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GIS 42-4 |
The author presents the features of the parallel processing system in use for processing of SAR and optical data. Projected capabilities include: 1GByte mass storage memory, which will play back HDDT in real time; high-speed SAR processing by data flow processor NEDIPS; and parallel processing of OPS (Optical Sensor) and SAR data.
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13 minutes | |||
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1992 |
A Processor-Based SAR Image Geocoding System
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GIS 42-5 |
The presentation is a most detailed analysis of geocoding, defined as the removing of the topographic impact of a SAR image. The image geocoding system is based on the processing parameters, digital elevation models and satellite state vectors as input; the author introduced the satellite propagator used, its performance, and the target location calculation procedure.
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1992 | |||
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Multisensor Mapping Using SAR in Conjunction with Optical Data
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GIS 42-6 |
The author presents a unique application of SAR data. With multisensor data available, the objective was to merge/combine this data: specifically, to "combine a SPOT and SAR image for the purpose of stereo mapping". As software is the essential tool, the presentation outlines the software development and the application example.
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17 minutes | |||
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1992 | |||
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