H. Greidanus, C. Calkoen, I. Hennings, R. Romeiser, J. Vogelzang, G. Wensink
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Intercomparison and validation of bathymetry radar imaging models
Multi-frequency airborne SAR data over a submerged reef, with very large associated surface current variations, are compared with model calculations, using a wide variety in models and parametrizations. It is concluded that all models still underestimate the measured contrasts, that detailed differences in models cannot be validated due to speckle and non-bathymetric features, and that L-band is more suited for bathymetry applications than C- or X-band.
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