Time series of airborne DInSAR data over the Amazon flooded vegetation: Water level changes
- 1 July 2015
- conference paper
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
- p. 5252-5255
Abstract
We built and analysed an airborne DInSAR time series of six P-band SAR images acquired every month over a region in the upper Amazon river basin. After proper residual motion compensation, water level changes under the foliage and terrain movements due to the river dynamics are clearly revealed. The estimations of a non-redundant and redundant network of interferograms are analysed and some consistent water variation measurements with LS residuals <; 3cm are obtained.Keywords
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