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Publications of Pau L�pez-Dekker
Articles in journal or book chapters
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J. Matar,
M. Rodriguez-Cassola,
G. Krieger,
P. L�pez-Dekker,
and A. Moreira.
MEO SAR: System Concepts and Analysis.
IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing,
58(2):1313-1324,
February 2020.
Keyword(s): geophysical equipment,
radar imaging,
remote sensing by radar,
spaceborne radar,
synthetic aperture radar,
MEO-SAR systems,
Earth observation,
microwave remote sensing instruments,
moderate resolution images,
low Earth orbits,
MEO satellites,
medium-Earth-orbit SAR systems,
meter-scale resolutions,
kilometer-scale resolutions,
typical imaging capabilities,
Orbits,
Sensitivity,
Synthetic aperture radar,
Antennas,
Spatial resolution,
Low earth orbit satellites,
Coverage,
medium-Earth-orbit (MEO) synthetic aperture radar (SAR),
orbits,
SAR,
space radiation,
system performance.
[Abstract]
[bibtex-entry]
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P. Prats-Iraola,
M. Rodriguez-Cassola,
F. De Zan,
R. Scheiber,
P. L�pez-Dekker,
I. Barat,
and D. Geudtner.
Role of the Orbital Tube in Interferometric Spaceborne SAR Missions.
IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters,
12(7):1486-1490,
July 2015.
Keyword(s): decorrelation,
Earth orbit,
radar interferometry,
spaceborne radar,
synthetic aperture radar,
interferometric spaceborne SAR mission,
Earth observation satellite synthetic aperture radar mission,
Earthfixed orbital tube,
ground-track coverage repeatability,
repeat-pass interferometric compatibility,
azimuth spectral decorrelation,
azimuth coregistration accuracy,
ScanSAR,
TOPS,
terrain observation by progressive scan,
Sentinel-1 mission,
Orbits,
Electron tubes,
Azimuth,
Doppler effect,
Satellites,
Synthetic aperture radar,
Remote sensing,
Coregistration,
interferometric SAR (InSAR),
orbital tube,
ScanSAR,
spectral decorrelation,
synthetic aperture radar (SAR),
Terrain Observation by Progressive Scans (TOPS),
Coregistration,
interferometric SAR (InSAR),
orbital tube,
ScanSAR,
spectral decorrelation,
synthetic aperture radar (SAR),
Terrain Observation by Progressive Scans (TOPS).
[Abstract]
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Pau Prats-Iraola,
Marc Rodriguez-Cassola,
Francseco De Zan,
Pau L�pez-Dekker,
Rolf Scheiber,
and Andreas Reigber.
Efficient Evaluation of Fourier-Based SAR Focusing Kernels.
IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters,
11(9):1489-1493,
Sep. 2014.
Keyword(s): airborne radar,
image resolution,
image sensors,
numerical analysis,
optical focusing,
optical transfer function,
radar imaging,
spaceborne radar,
synthetic aperture radar,
transient response,
geometry,
transfer function,
airborne SAR sensor,
spaceborne SAR sensor,
IRF,
2D point target spectrum simulation,
numerical analysis,
bistatic SAR image resolution,
spaceborne SAR image resolution,
compact analytic expression,
hyperbolic range history,
residual phase error,
focused impulse response function,
SAR image formation,
synthetic aperture radar image formation,
Fourier-based SAR focusing kernel,
Kernel,
Synthetic aperture radar,
Focusing,
Azimuth,
Transfer functions,
Geometry,
Spaceborne radar,
SAR processing,
SAR simulation,
SAR spectrum,
spotlight SAR,
synthetic aperture radar (SAR),
SAR processing,
SAR simulation,
SAR spectrum,
spotlight SAR,
synthetic aperture radar (SAR).
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Author: Othmar Frey, Earth Observation and Remote Sensing, Institute of Environmental Engineering, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology - ETH Zurich .
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