Remote sensing data from multi-source optical and SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar) sensors have been widely utilized to detect forest dynamics under a variety of conditions. Due to different temporal coverage, spatial resolution, and spectral characteristics, these sensors usually perform differently from one another. To conduct statistical modeling accuracies evaluation and comparison among seve...

Remote sensing techniques are commonly used by Oil and Gas companies to monitor hydrocarbon on the ocean surface. The interest lies not only in exploration but also in the monitoring of the maritime environment. Occurrence of natural seeps on the sea surface is a key indicator of the presence of mature source rock in the subsurface. These natural seeps, as well as the oil slicks, are commonly d...

We analytically calculate and discuss the radio-frequency spectrum of the socalled Akhmediev breathers, a class of nonlinear solutions of the nonlinear Schrodinger equation that governs the propagation in a single mode optical fiber. We propose a practical application of ABs to the field of ultra-wideband pulse generation.

Most paddy rice in the world grows in warm, humid and rainy environment where it is hard to acquire optical remote sensing data. Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) can acquire remote sensing information due to its all weather imaging and frequent revisit capability in the areas. A semi-empirical backscattering model was used to estimate leaf area index (LAI) from ENVISAT ASAR (Advanced Synthetic Ap...

The development of Radar Polarimetry and Radar Interferometry is advancing rapidly, and these novel radar technologies are revamping “Synthetic Aperture Radar Imaging” decisively. In this exposition the successive advancements are sketched; beginning with the fundamental formulations and high-lighting the salient points of these diverse remote sensing techniques. Whereas with radar polarimetry ...

Ultra-wideband pulse radar is a promising technology for the imaging sensors of rescue robots operating in disaster scenarios, where optical sensors are not applicable because of thick smog or high-density gas. For the above application, while one promising ultra-wideband radar imaging algorithm for a target with arbitrary motion has already been proposed with a compact observation model, it is...

The most obvious optical method for measuring the speed of a moving object is to use the Doppler effect: light reflected from the moving object will be shifted in frequency on proportion to the line of sight velocity of the object. While we are familiar with examples in the radio domain (such as police traffic radar and Doppler weather radar) and with acoustic waves (the apparent change in pitc...