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Estimation of the degree of polarization in compact polarimetry
The degree of polarization (DoP) has long been recognized as one of the most important parameters characterizing partially polarized electromagnetic waves. This parameter can be effectively used to describe the information content of polarimetric images collected by synthetic aperture radar (SAR) systems. Estimation of DoP is standardly performed using four measurements. In SAR compact polarimetry (CP), however, only two measurements are available. In this paper, we develop maximum likelihood estimators of the DoP, in SAR CP modes, based on only two intensity images. We evaluate and compare the performance of these estimators for different CP modes on RADARSAT-2 polarimetric data, over various terrain types such as urban, vegetation, and ocean.