Three-dimensional coastal geomorphology deformation modelling using differential synthetic aperture interferometry

This work presents a new approach for three-dimensional (3D) coastal deformation simulation using differential synthetic aperture interferometry (DInSAR). In doing so, conventional InSAR procedures are implemented to three repeat passes of RADARSAT-1 SAR fine mode data (F1). Further, the DInSAR meth...

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Main Author: Margany, Maged Mahmoud (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Verlag der Zeitschrift für Naturforschung (VZN), 2012-07.
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245 0 0 |a Three-dimensional coastal geomorphology deformation modelling using differential synthetic aperture interferometry 
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520 |a This work presents a new approach for three-dimensional (3D) coastal deformation simulation using differential synthetic aperture interferometry (DInSAR). In doing so, conventional InSAR procedures are implemented to three repeat passes of RADARSAT-1 SAR fine mode data (F1). Further, the DInSAR method is implemented with the phase unwrapping technique. Consequently, DInSAR is used to eliminate the phase decorrelation impact from the interferograms. The study shows the accurate performance of DInSAR with a root mean square error of 0:02±0:21 m and 90% confidence intervals. In conclusion, the DInSAR technique produces an accurate 3D coastal geomorphology reconstruction. 
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650 0 4 |a G Geography. Anthropology. Recreation