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The Center for Space Research is currently involved in several aspects of Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) imagery including processing, modelling, and application. The use of radar for remote sensing applications has become quite popular over the last decade. It has been used to cover topics as diverse as sea ice extent, soil moisture content, vegetation canopy morphology, ocean wave dynamics and soil erosion. High resolution, unique scattering properties and low atmospheric attenuation are a few of the reasons behind its popularity.
The following sections provide some general information about SAR processing as well as applications that CSR/RS is involved with.
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Technical Background and Analysis Methods for SAR
Simulating SAR: A Microwave Scattering Model for Wetland Environments
Classification of SAR
Interferometric SAR
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