Two sets of high-resolution SAR imageries from TerraSAR-X were used to calculate radar characteristics like correlation coefficient and backscatter difference for building damage detection after the 2010 Haiti earthquake in the city center of Port-au-Prince. The Normalized Difference Vegetation Index from a Quickbird image was used to delineate non-vegetated areas. The threshold values for correlation coefficient and backscatter differences were determined to find the change. By our threshold values, we could achieve reasonable detection accuracy in low-and moderate-density areas.
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UPRETY, P., & YAMAZAKI, F. (2012). DETECTION OF BUILDING DAMAGE IN THE 2010 HAITI EARTHQUAKE USING HIGH-RESOLUTION SAR INTENSITY IMAGES. Journal of Japan Association for Earthquake Engineering, 12(6), 6_21-6_35. https://doi.org/10.5610/jaee.12.6_21
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