Abstract

A Kalman-filter-based approach is presented for resolving 3-D surface displacements using multisensor, multitrack, and multitemporal interferometric synthetic aperture radar (SAR) measurements. Measurements from each interferogram are projected into the three reference directions and combined in the Kalman filter model with displacements determined from previous interferograms to produce updated displacement measurements. Both simulated and real data sets are used to test the proposed approach. It is found that the method works well when the measurement noise is low. The displacements in the north direction, however, are much lower in accuracy than those in the other two directions and even become unstable when the measurement noise is high due to the polar-orbiting imaging geometries of the current satellite SAR sensors.

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