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The role of synergy in developing a marine SAR analysis and interpretation system

The role of synergy in developing a marine SAR analysis and interpretation system
The role of synergy in developing a marine SAR analysis and interpretation system
The European project 'Marine SAR Analysis and Interpretation System for application to the coastal zones' (MARSAIS) is aimed at developing a tool for the exploitation of Earth Observation data and a better provision of scientific results into new or existing applications. Based on integrated use of mature algorithms and synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imaging models, the implementation of a MARSAIS prototype will concentrate predominantly on improving the exploitability of SAR data by the non-expert user. In this study we demonstrate how synergy between the SAR images and data from thermal and visible sensors facilitates and contributes to SAR image interpretation in the coastal zone and how this will be applied within the framework of MARSAIS.
remote sensing, synthetic aperture radar, synergy, coastal processes
044451550X
0422-9894
69
174-179
Elsevier
Ufermann, S.
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Robinson, I.S.
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Johannessen, J.A.
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Dahlin, H.
Flemming, N.C.
Nittis, K.
Petersson, S.E.
Ufermann, S.
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Robinson, I.S.
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Johannessen, J.A.
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Dahlin, H.
Flemming, N.C.
Nittis, K.
Petersson, S.E.

Ufermann, S., Robinson, I.S. and Johannessen, J.A. (2003) The role of synergy in developing a marine SAR analysis and interpretation system. Dahlin, H., Flemming, N.C., Nittis, K. and Petersson, S.E. (eds.) In Building the European capacity in operational oceanography. Proceedings of the Third International Conference on EuroGOOS, 3-6 December 2002, Athens, Greece. Elsevier. pp. 174-179 .

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The European project 'Marine SAR Analysis and Interpretation System for application to the coastal zones' (MARSAIS) is aimed at developing a tool for the exploitation of Earth Observation data and a better provision of scientific results into new or existing applications. Based on integrated use of mature algorithms and synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imaging models, the implementation of a MARSAIS prototype will concentrate predominantly on improving the exploitability of SAR data by the non-expert user. In this study we demonstrate how synergy between the SAR images and data from thermal and visible sensors facilitates and contributes to SAR image interpretation in the coastal zone and how this will be applied within the framework of MARSAIS.

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Published date: 2003
Venue - Dates: Third International Conference on EuroGOOS, Athens, Greece, 2002-12-03 - 2002-12-06
Keywords: remote sensing, synthetic aperture radar, synergy, coastal processes

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Local EPrints ID: 9889
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/9889
ISBN: 044451550X
ISSN: 0422-9894
PURE UUID: 5225f865-1e3d-4790-855f-efb5144ee2d5

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Date deposited: 22 Oct 2004
Last modified: 04 Jan 2024 04:25

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Author: S. Ufermann
Author: I.S. Robinson
Author: J.A. Johannessen
Editor: H. Dahlin
Editor: N.C. Flemming
Editor: K. Nittis
Editor: S.E. Petersson

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