基于SIR-C干涉和航天激光高度计(SLA)数据的数字高程模型

遥感信息 Pub Date : 1997-08-03 DOI:10.1109/IGARSS.1997.615915

G. Sun, K. Ranson

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摘要

由于轨道参数和基线的不确定性，利用SIR-C/XSAR干涉数据反演DEM的精度受到限制。作者描述了使用SLA(穿梭激光高度计)数据作为联络点，从SIR-C干涉测量数据构建DEM。本文报道并讨论了使用初步SLA的方法和结果。

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Digital elevation models from SIR-C interferometric and Shuttle Laser Altimeter (SLA) data

Because of the uncertainties of orbit parameters and baseline, the accuracy of the DEM derived from SIR-C/XSAR interferometric data is limited. The authors describe the use of SLA (Shuttle Laser Altimeter) data as tie-points to construct a DEM from SIR-C interferometry data. The methods and results using preliminary SLA are reported and discussed.

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