Affiliation:
1. Department of Information Engineering, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin 150001, China
Abstract
InSAR technology uses the geometry between antennas and targets to obtain DEM and deformation; therefore, accurate orbit information, which can provide reliable geometry, is the prerequisite for InSAR processing. However, the orbit information provided by some satellites may be inaccurate. Further, this inaccuracy will be reflected in the interferogram and will be difficult to remove, finally resulting in incorrect results. More importantly, it was found that the residual fringes caused by inaccurate orbit information vary unevenly throughout the whole image and cannot be completely removed by the existing refinement and re-flattening methods. Therefore, an interferogram re-flattening method based on local residual fringe removal and adaptively adjusted windows was proposed in this paper, with the aim being to remove the unevenly varying residual fringes. There are two innovative advantages of the proposed method. One advantage is that the method aims at the global inhomogeneity of residual fringes; the idea of combining local processing and residual fringe removal was proposed to ensure the residual fringes in the whole image can be removed. The other is that an adaptively adjusted local flattening window was designed to ensure that the residual fringes within the local window can be removed cleanly. Three sets of GaoFen-3 data and one pair of Sentinle-1A data were used for experiments. The re-flattening process shows that the local flattening and the adjustment of the local window are absolutely essential to the clean removal of time-varying and uneven residual fringes. The generated DEM and the estimated building heights are used to indirectly reflect the performance of re-flattening methods. The final results show that compared with mature refinement and re-flattening methods, the DEMs based on the proposed method are more accurate, which reflects that the proposed method has a better performance in the removal of time-varying and uneven residual fringes.
Funder
National Natural Science Foundation of China
NASA
Subject
General Earth and Planetary Sciences
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