In active remote sensing applications the time of delay (or phase) of backscattered wavefield recorded by arrays of sensors is useful to get information about the target and/or the propagating medium. The authors propose two methods for non-parametric estimation of the time of delay (or phase) function. Both methods are suitable for the wavefront estimation when the arrangement of sources and receivers are rather complex and non-regularly spaced. In addition, the estimate is carried out simultaneously on the (n+1)-dimensional the space of measurements (n⩾1) thus avoiding the extraction of lower dimensional subsets. Examples from SAR interferometry and reflection seismology demonstrate the potentialities of the methods.
Non parametric methods for multidimensional wavefront estimation
BIENATI, NICOLA;NICOLI, MONICA BARBARA;SPAGNOLINI, UMBERTO
2000-01-01
Abstract
In active remote sensing applications the time of delay (or phase) of backscattered wavefield recorded by arrays of sensors is useful to get information about the target and/or the propagating medium. The authors propose two methods for non-parametric estimation of the time of delay (or phase) function. Both methods are suitable for the wavefront estimation when the arrangement of sources and receivers are rather complex and non-regularly spaced. In addition, the estimate is carried out simultaneously on the (n+1)-dimensional the space of measurements (n⩾1) thus avoiding the extraction of lower dimensional subsets. Examples from SAR interferometry and reflection seismology demonstrate the potentialities of the methods.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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