TU4.R18.2
THE DOMINANT DISTORTED BORN APPROXIMATION SCATTERING MODEL SENSITIVITIES FOR A 15 FOOT FIR TREE IN L-BAND WITH THE INCLUSION OF NEAR FIELD EFFECTS
Edward Michaelchuck, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory; Roger Lang, The George Washington University
Session:
TU4.R18: Forest and Vegetation II Oral
Track:
Land Applications
Location:
Monroe
Presentation Time:
Tuesday, 11 August, 16:30 - 16:45
Session Co-Chairs:
Roger Lang, The George Washington University and Andrew Hall, Charles Sturt University
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Session TU4.R18
TU4.R18.1: OBSERVED INCREASE IN TROPICAL VEGETATION DROUGHTS OVER THE PAST THREE DECADES
Shuai Cheng, Eastern Institute of Technology, Ningbo
TU4.R18.2: THE DOMINANT DISTORTED BORN APPROXIMATION SCATTERING MODEL SENSITIVITIES FOR A 15 FOOT FIR TREE IN L-BAND WITH THE INCLUSION OF NEAR FIELD EFFECTS
Edward Michaelchuck, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory; Roger Lang, The George Washington University
TU4.R18.3: TOWER-SCALE VALIDATION OF CANOPY SIF AND GPP FROM THE LESS 3D RADIATIVE TRANSFER MODEL IN A MOUNTAINOUS FOREST
Zhaojie Guo, Beijing Normal University; Bang Sun, Peking University; Donghui Xie, Jianbo Qi, Xihan Mu, Guangjian Yan, Beijing Normal University; Wenjian Ni, Chinese Academy of Sciences
TU4.R18.4: SAR-ONLY SELECTIVE LOGGING DETECTION WITH 2D-FFT FEATURES
Xinyao Huang, Raian Vargas Maretto, Claudio Persello, University of Twente; Leila Maria Garcia Fonseca, National Institute for Space Research
TU4.R18.5: BENCHMARKING SENTINEL-1 SAR FEATURES FOR FLOODPLAIN WOODY VEGETATION CLASSIFICATION
Abdullah Toqeer, Andrew Hall, Ana Horta, Ume Habiba, Skye Wassens, Charles Sturt University
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