In this paper we propose a method to estimate the InSAR interferometric phase of the steep terrain based on the terrain model of local plane by using the joint subspace projection technique proposed in our previous pa...In this paper we propose a method to estimate the InSAR interferometric phase of the steep terrain based on the terrain model of local plane by using the joint subspace projection technique proposed in our previous paper. The method takes advantage of the coherence information of neighboring pixel pairs to auto-coregister the SAR images and employs the projection of the joint signal subspace onto the corresponding joint noise subspace to estimate the terrain interferometric phase. The method can auto-coregister the SAR images and reduce the interferometric phase noise simultaneously. Theoretical analysis and computer simulation results show that the method can provide accurate estimate of the interferometric phase （interferogram） of very steep terrain even if the coregistration error reaches one pixel. The effectiveness of the method is verified via simulated data and real data.展开更多
We presented an interferometric phase shift fiber Bragg grating （FBG） sensor, which inherited the advantages of FBG sensors, and, at the same time, the greatly reduced full-width-at-half-maximum bandwidth brought lo...We presented an interferometric phase shift fiber Bragg grating （FBG） sensor, which inherited the advantages of FBG sensors, and, at the same time, the greatly reduced full-width-at-half-maximum bandwidth brought longer coherent length, higher sensitivity, and lower phase noise. Experiments show that at least a 7 dB reduction of phase noise can be achieved compared to FBG sensors interrogated by interferometer with the same optical path difference.展开更多
D-InSAR is currently one of the most popular research tools in the field of Microwave Remote Sensing. It is unrivaled in its aspect of measuring ground deformation due to its advantages such as high resolution,continu...D-InSAR is currently one of the most popular research tools in the field of Microwave Remote Sensing. It is unrivaled in its aspect of measuring ground deformation due to its advantages such as high resolution,continuous spa-tial-coverage and dynamics. However,there are still a few major problems to be solved urgently as a result of the intrin-sic complexity of this technique. One of the problems deals with improving the accuracy of measured ground deforma-tion. In this paper,various factors affecting the accuracy of ground deformation measured by D-InSAR are systemati-cally analyzed and investigated by means of the law of measurement error propagation. At the same time,we prove that the ground deformation error not only depends on the errors of perpendicular baselines as well as the errors of the inter-ferometric phase for topographic pair and differential pair,but also on the combination of the relationship of perpen-dicular baselines for topographic pairs and differential pairs. Furthermore,a feasible approach for improving the accu-racy of measured ground deformation is proposed,which is of positive significance in the practical application of D-InSAR.展开更多
Two approximations, center-beam approximation and reference digital elevation model （DEM） approximation, are used in synthetic aperture radar （SAR） motion compensation procedures. They usually introduce residual m...Two approximations, center-beam approximation and reference digital elevation model （DEM） approximation, are used in synthetic aperture radar （SAR） motion compensation procedures. They usually introduce residual motion compensation errors for airborne single-antenna SAR imaging and SAR interferometry. In this paper, we investigate the effects of residual uncompensated motion errors, which are caused by the above two approximations, on the performance of airborne along-track interferometric SAR （ATI-SAR）. The residual uncompensated errors caused by center-beam approximation in the absence and in the presence of elevation errors are derived, respectively. Airborne simulation parameters are used to verify the correctness of the analysis and to show the impacts of residual uncompensated errors on the interferometric phase errors for ATI-SAR. It is shown that the interferometric phase errors caused by the center-beam approximation with an accurate DEM could be neglected, while the interferometric phase errors caused by the center-beam approximation with an inaccurate DEM cannot be neglected when the elevation errors exceed a threshold. This research provides theoretical bases for the error source analysis and signal processing of airborne ATI-SAR.展开更多
文摘In this paper we propose a method to estimate the InSAR interferometric phase of the steep terrain based on the terrain model of local plane by using the joint subspace projection technique proposed in our previous paper. The method takes advantage of the coherence information of neighboring pixel pairs to auto-coregister the SAR images and employs the projection of the joint signal subspace onto the corresponding joint noise subspace to estimate the terrain interferometric phase. The method can auto-coregister the SAR images and reduce the interferometric phase noise simultaneously. Theoretical analysis and computer simulation results show that the method can provide accurate estimate of the interferometric phase （interferogram） of very steep terrain even if the coregistration error reaches one pixel. The effectiveness of the method is verified via simulated data and real data.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.11574397)the Research Plan of National University of Defense Technology(No.ZK16-03-56)
文摘We presented an interferometric phase shift fiber Bragg grating （FBG） sensor, which inherited the advantages of FBG sensors, and, at the same time, the greatly reduced full-width-at-half-maximum bandwidth brought longer coherent length, higher sensitivity, and lower phase noise. Experiments show that at least a 7 dB reduction of phase noise can be achieved compared to FBG sensors interrogated by interferometer with the same optical path difference.
基金Projects 400471090 supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and 1421 by the European Space Agency
文摘D-InSAR is currently one of the most popular research tools in the field of Microwave Remote Sensing. It is unrivaled in its aspect of measuring ground deformation due to its advantages such as high resolution,continuous spa-tial-coverage and dynamics. However,there are still a few major problems to be solved urgently as a result of the intrin-sic complexity of this technique. One of the problems deals with improving the accuracy of measured ground deforma-tion. In this paper,various factors affecting the accuracy of ground deformation measured by D-InSAR are systemati-cally analyzed and investigated by means of the law of measurement error propagation. At the same time,we prove that the ground deformation error not only depends on the errors of perpendicular baselines as well as the errors of the inter-ferometric phase for topographic pair and differential pair,but also on the combination of the relationship of perpen-dicular baselines for topographic pairs and differential pairs. Furthermore,a feasible approach for improving the accu-racy of measured ground deformation is proposed,which is of positive significance in the practical application of D-InSAR.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China （Nos. 61331017 and 61401428）
文摘Two approximations, center-beam approximation and reference digital elevation model （DEM） approximation, are used in synthetic aperture radar （SAR） motion compensation procedures. They usually introduce residual motion compensation errors for airborne single-antenna SAR imaging and SAR interferometry. In this paper, we investigate the effects of residual uncompensated motion errors, which are caused by the above two approximations, on the performance of airborne along-track interferometric SAR （ATI-SAR）. The residual uncompensated errors caused by center-beam approximation in the absence and in the presence of elevation errors are derived, respectively. Airborne simulation parameters are used to verify the correctness of the analysis and to show the impacts of residual uncompensated errors on the interferometric phase errors for ATI-SAR. It is shown that the interferometric phase errors caused by the center-beam approximation with an accurate DEM could be neglected, while the interferometric phase errors caused by the center-beam approximation with an inaccurate DEM cannot be neglected when the elevation errors exceed a threshold. This research provides theoretical bases for the error source analysis and signal processing of airborne ATI-SAR.
