Mapping the earth from space: first results and applications

Werner, Marian (2000) Mapping the earth from space: first results and applications. In: ODAS Proceedings. ONERA-DLR Aerospace Symposium, 2000-06-15 - 2000-06-16, Berlin.

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Abstract

The Shuttle Radar Topography Mission (SRTM) is the first single pass SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar) interferometer in space, it has been successfully flown on board the Space Shuttle in February 2000. The mission objective was to acquire a radar data set during this eleven-day mission, which allows to generate a new consistent and more accurate global digital terrain model and topographic maps of all land surfaces between +60 and -56 latitudes. DLR participated with its X-band SAR Interferometer system X-SAR.

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https://elib.dlr.de/22127/

Document Type:

Conference or Workshop Item (Speech, Paper)

Title:

Mapping the earth from space: first results and applications

Authors:

Authors	Institution or Email of Authors	Author's ORCID iD	ORCID Put Code
Werner, Marian	UNSPECIFIED	UNSPECIFIED	UNSPECIFIED

Date:

June 2000

Journal or Publication Title:

ODAS Proceedings

Refereed publication:

Open Access:

Gold Open Access:

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Keywords:

SAR; SRTM;

Event Title:

ONERA-DLR Aerospace Symposium

Event Location:

Berlin

Event Type:

international Conference

Event Start Date:

15 June 2000

Event End Date:

16 June 2000

Organizer:

DLR

HGF - Research field:

Aeronautics, Space and Transport (old)

HGF - Program:

Space (old)

HGF - Program Themes:

W - no assignment

DLR - Research area:

Space

DLR - Program:

W - no assignment

DLR - Research theme (Project):

W - no assignment (old)

Location:

Oberpfaffenhofen

Institutes and Institutions:

Microwaves and Radar Institute
Microwaves and Radar Institute > Spaceborne SAR Systems

Deposited By:

Werner, Marian

Deposited On:

03 Feb 2006

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