Research
Introduction
The Active Remote Sensing unit has the objective to carry out
research
related to the generation and analysis of spaceborne, airborne and
ground-based data and to develop thereof scientific and technical
applications.
As its name indicates, the activities of the TA unit are related to active sensor types, as for example Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) and Laser Scanners. Nevertheless, TA has experience with passive sensors that produce for instance optical images.
From the applications point of view TA is highly specialized in the measurement and monitoring of deformations. In addition the unit's curriculum includes works in other applications like Digital Terrain Model generation among others. These are the fundamental research areas of the TA unit:
From the applications point of view TA is highly specialized in the measurement and monitoring of deformations. In addition the unit's curriculum includes works in other applications like Digital Terrain Model generation among others. These are the fundamental research areas of the TA unit:
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Algorythms and analysis methods: interferometric SAR (InSAR), differential interferometric SAR (DInSAR) and terrestrial SAR
- Measurement of deformations with DInSAR, with emphasis on topics related to the evaluation of the quality of measurements and the validation of DInSAR techniques
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Terrestrial acitve remote sensing techniques: laser scanner and terrestrial SAR
Barcelona
Hightlight
Hightlight
Sensor Orientation Courses
Centenary celebrations of ISPRS
Workshop on Terrain motion analysis based on remote sensing tools