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3D terrain information reconstruction application for airborne InSAR

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In this paper, a 3D terrain information reconstructing application software for airborne interferometric SAR is introduced, which enables semi-automation of the reconstruction processing sequences and rapid availability of outcome as a consequence.
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This report introduces a new 3D terrain information reconstructing application software for airborne interferometric SAR. This application enables (1) semi-automation of the reconstruction processing sequences and rapid availability of outcome as a consequence, and (2) composition of DEMs generated from data with different observation angles so that more information can be obtained. An outline of the reconstructing process and some examples of auto-generated DEMs, orthoimage, and perspective view are shown in this paper. The ground height obtained with this application showed quite good agreement with referential DEM and that measured by GPS.

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