EcoSar FAQs What is an interferogram? Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR) is a technique for using pairs of high resolution SAR images acquired with a small baseline to generate high quality digital elevation maps, monitor crustal deformation due to natural and anthropogenic activities, based on the interference of complex SAR images. For more information one can refer to the articles below. Read more about EcoSar FAQs
EcoSar Data Available Data Products All available data products are made available via the following anonymous FTP site: ftp://fusion.gsfc.nasa.gov/radar/EcoSAR/ We closely follow the UAVSAR PolSAR Data Format, with some added fields that are unique to EcoSAR. For completeness here we provide the entire structure. EcoSAR data format The format of the following files are described: Read more about EcoSar Data
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