Ambiguity Problem in the Earth's Surface Altimetry(Sensing)
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概要
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This paper addresses the ambiguity of radar altimetry related to the statistical nature of the Earth's surface roughness. A hypothetic altimetry method, which provides a simple way to quantify the measures of ambiguity, is proposed. Cramer-Rao lower bounds on the variances of estimates for the mean altitude and root-mean-square height of the sea surface are suggested as such quantitative measures. The accuracy of some types of air- and spaceborne radar altimeters is numerically analyzed against the derived lower bounds.
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- 2007-11-01
著者
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Egorov Victor
Space Research Institute
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KA Min-Ho
Korea Polytechnic University
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Ka Min‐ho
Korea Polytechnic University
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