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Southern Ocean sea ice daily area extent from Nov 1978 to Oct 10 2014.

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Examples in interferometric processing of L-band PALSAR datasets across the permafrost terrains of Alaska. For active-layer and permafrost change detection we need to be careful because 1) the changes are non-linear, non-stationary and episodic 2) pay careful attention to topography phase reduction 3) think of PV=nRT in regards to the contributions of the lower troposphere to altering the optical path of the insar pair 4) do the Error Budget (Better to know the error(s) than the error(s) to know you.) and 5) check the literature for Real Measurements to compare.

Uploaded on Sat, 2014-11-08 12:03 by rmuskett in InSAR Investigations in Permafrost Regions of Alaska 873 visits