“analysis of the time evolution of temporal coherence
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“Analysis of the Time Evolution of Temporal Coherence using COSMO
SkyMed HH and VV data” Balbarani, S.; Euillades P. A.; Euillades L. D.; Riveros N. C.
CEDIAC Institute - National University of Cuyo Mendoza - Argentina
Background
DInSAR MT-InSAR SBAS PS
Interferometric Coherence
MLE Estimator
A Priori Model
Ferretti et al. (2001)
Berardino et al. (2002)
Seymour et al. (1994) Touzi et al. (1999) Zebker et al. (1992)
2nd Generation X-band SAR Systems COSMO SkyMed (ASI)
TerraSAR-X (DLR)
X-Band Decorrelation in DTS Context ¿HH or VV?
COSMO SkyMed Data Interferometric Mode StripMap HIMAGE
Tx/Rx: HH and VV
Time Span ~ June, 2010 to March, 2012
Datasets: 32 HH & 30 VV
Raw data (Level 0) – HDF5
ASI - ID2154 Proyect: “Monitoring crustal deformation in Mendoza region with X-band dual polarization data and SBAS ”
Methodology CSK Raw Data - 32 HH 30 VV
SAR Images Co-registered
Focused & Parameters
Extraction
Interferometric Products Generation
Local Slope on Range Direction
Wang et al. (2010)
All Interferometric Pairs Determination
& DEM Extraction
Temporal Coherence
Maps
Coherence Maps & Interferograms
Co-registration
Range Matrix
ROIs Definition & Empirical
Study
Geometric Coherence Maps
Temporal Term Extraction
CSK Parameters
Incidence Angle
DEM in SAR Geometry
496 HH-HH 435 VV-VV
Range and Azimuth Spectral Shift Estimation
Gatelli et al. (1994)
Results ¿Coherent Pixel?
Criteria: Threeshold: 0.25 Percentage: 30%
Pixel status in terms of Temporal Coherence
91%
84%
93%
98%
Soil Coverage
Urban & Bare Soil
Mountainous & Agrucultural Soil
Vs.
Polarization
HH
Results
Statistical Analysis Temporal Baseline
32 days 48 days 64 days
…..
16 days
S1 A1 U3
Temporal Coherence - CSK HH (8 days) Master 10/21/2010 - Slave 10/29/2010
N~40
Conclusions
1
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Quantity of Coherent Pixels in the ROIs:
X-Band Temporal Decorrelation
• HH and VV similar behavior
• Urban and bare soils versus agricultural and mountanious soils
• Slightly higher number of pixels in HH polarization
• Different Histogram Distribution in urban coverage
• Seasonal behavior in presence of vegetation
• Temporal coherence loss in distributed scatterers (4 or 5 months)
• Possible higher values of VV temporal coherence in urban area
COSMO SkyMed Temporal Decorrelation (X-Band)
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