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Objectives
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Introduction
Active Remote Sensing
Radar
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The
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Radar Backscatter
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Power received
x
x
Radar equation
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Pr
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2
PG
t t
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R
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Pr power received
Pt power transmitted
Gt antenna gain in direction of target
R range distance from transmitter to target
A
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Radar Backscattering
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Dielectric Constant
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Depth of radar
penetration
through the
vegetation
canopy varies
directly with l
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Types of Active
Microwave Surface
and Volume
Scattering that Take
Place in a
Hypothetical Pine
Forest Stand
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Radar Parameters
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Azimuth Direction
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Radar Layover
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Radar Shadowing
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Foreshortening
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Radar Shadow
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SAR Applications
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DEM generation
Land subsidence monitoring
Estimation of soil moisture content
Biomass estimation
Crop estimation
Flood control
Oil spill Monitoring
DEM generation
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Subsidence Monitoring
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The
exploitation.
Estimation of
Soil Moisture
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environmental monitoring
Biomass Estimation
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Estimation of Crop
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be monitoring
The crop producing model may be used to simulate the
Flood Control
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event
The flood area can be mapped
The flood movement can be delineated
The flood effect area can be mapped
dark regions;
Some software can detect oil spills automatically
The thickness of the oil layer may also be obtained using
SAR data;
With the multi-temporal data available, the source of
pollution may be discovered.
[http://wwwghcc.msfc.nasa.gov/AMSR/data_products.html ].
Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission (TRMM)
[http://mirador.gsfc.nasa.gov]
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