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Polarimetric SAR Interferometry makes possible a detailed analysis of the volumetric scattering processes present in microwave scattering in case of forest areas. In previous contributions, the authors, under the hypothesis of the RVoG coherent scattering model, developed a process for the direct extraction of the ground topography. In this paper, the authors present a generalization of this technique...
In marine harvesting, fish waste due to the discards of non-targeted species represent a risk for the sustainability of fisheries, a loss of potentially valuable living resources and a threat for the ecological equilibrium. The project FAROS aims to develop and implement an efficient, integral management network for discards, to reduce global impact of this established practice, while putting in value...
The work detailed in this paper analyzes the topographic phase retrieval process on forested areas by means of Polarimetric Interferometric SAR data. On the basis of the Random Volume over Ground scattering model, an alternative implementation for the retrieval of the topographic phase, avoiding the bias introduced by the volumetric scattering components is presented.
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