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eess.SP2024
Analysing PolSAR data from vegetation by using the subaperture decomposition approach
J. David Ballester-Berman
A common assumption in radar remote sensing studies for vegetation is that radar returns originate from a target made up by a set of uniformly distributed isotropic scatterers. Non…
physics.ao-ph2020★ 4 cited
Reviewing the role of the extinction coefficient in radar remote sensing
J. David Ballester-Berman
This report revisits the role of the extinction coefficient in radar backscattering-based models for forest monitoring. A review of a number of works dealing with this issue has re…
eess.SP2020★ 4 cited
On The Physical Quantitative Assessment of Model-Based PolSAR Decompositions
J. David Ballester-Berman, Thomas L. Ainsworth, Juan M. Lopez-Sanchez
The performance of model-based decomposition approaches rooted in the Freeman-Durden concept is an active research line in PolSAR field according to the considerable attention it h…