Imaging radar polarimetry

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Conventional imaging radars operating with a single, fixed-polarization antenna are being supplanted by the next generation instrument capable of measuring the polarization of the scattered wave for any and all transmit polarizations. Already a wide variety of natural terrains have been mapped using these new instruments. The observed scattering characteristics vary as a function of polarization state and also of frequency. Nature appears to be described by what is now a bewildering variety of polarization signatures. -from Authors

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Van Zyl, J. J., & Zebker, H. A. (1990). Imaging radar polarimetry. Polarimetric Remote Sensing, 277–326. https://doi.org/10.2528/pier89022000

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