Temporary targets for Arctic InSAR

The Arctic environment offers the biggest challenge for In-SAR; huge seasonal change, ice and snow cover for much of the year, and large variations in soil moisture. Yet the Arctic is often seen as a barometer for climate change and therefore being able to exploit technologies such as InSAR provides...

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Main Authors: Leighton, Jon, Ghuman, Parwant, McCardle, Adrian, Hooper, Andy
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Arctic
Coherence
Error correction
Geomagnetism
Meteorology
Noise
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Summary:The Arctic environment offers the biggest challenge for In-SAR; huge seasonal change, ice and snow cover for much of the year, and large variations in soil moisture. Yet the Arctic is often seen as a barometer for climate change and therefore being able to exploit technologies such as InSAR provides invaluable information not only for the communities involved, but also for climate change science as a whole. Furthermore, InSAR's unmatched spatial coverage make it an obvious choice for covering vast landmasses such as the Canadian Archipelago.
ISSN:2153-6996
2153-7003
DOI:10.1109/IGARSS.2014.6947588