Statistics – Methodology
Scientific paper
Mar 1990
adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1990em%26p...48..197w&link_type=abstract
Earth, Moon, and Planets (ISSN 0167-9295), vol. 48, March 1990, p. 197-231. Research supported by NASA.
Statistics
Methodology
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Earth Surface, Photogrammetry, Radar Maps, Relief Maps, Remote Sensing, Venus Surface, Earth Observations (From Space), Image Processing, Radar Imagery, Shuttle Imaging Radar, Space Based Radar, Venera Satellites
Scientific paper
A project to develop a line-integral approach to two-dimensional radarclinometry and to bring it to the status of producing topographic maps from real radar images is presented. Details of the methodology are discussed along with the specific areas where observations were taken. It is concluded that photoclinometry will never be as accurate as stereophotoclinometry, but is (by comparison) economical, rapid, and, when multiscopic paralactic images are not available, the only source of topographic information. The present technique is able to retrieve useful topographic information from even poor images. Furthermore, in future applications of photogrammetry, even when it is operating at the peak of its potential, photoclinometry will be utilized to provide the highest spatial frequencies in a topographic map.
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