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What does the abbreviation 'PD' represent in relation to 'F - X Change'?
What does the abbreviation 'PD' represent in relation to 'F - X Change'?
- Product Development (correct)
- Price Decrease
- Public Domain
- Personal Data
What is the likely function of 'F - X Change'?
What is the likely function of 'F - X Change'?
- A communication tool
- A commodity exchange platform (correct)
- A financial analysis software
- A project management system
Which of the following best describes the term 'tr' in the context provided?
Which of the following best describes the term 'tr' in the context provided?
- A transaction reference (correct)
- A technical report
- A transfer rate
- A threshold range
What is the significance of the letters 'ac' as repeated in the provided text?
What is the significance of the letters 'ac' as repeated in the provided text?
What can be inferred about the sequence of letters 'ww' in the context provided?
What can be inferred about the sequence of letters 'ww' in the context provided?
What does 'W' likely represent in the context provided?
What does 'W' likely represent in the context provided?
What is the primary focus suggested by the term 'F - X Change'?
What is the primary focus suggested by the term 'F - X Change'?
What might the repeated elements 'k e r- s o ft w a' indicate?
What might the repeated elements 'k e r- s o ft w a' indicate?
What could the acronym 'PD' refer to in this context?
What could the acronym 'PD' refer to in this context?
What might 'C.c.c' signify in the given context?
What might 'C.c.c' signify in the given context?
What does the term 'F - X Change' most likely represent?
What does the term 'F - X Change' most likely represent?
Which of the following pairs appears repeatedly in the provided content?
Which of the following pairs appears repeatedly in the provided content?
How is the structure of the content best described?
How is the structure of the content best described?
What might the presence of 'PD' signify in the context provided?
What might the presence of 'PD' signify in the context provided?
What is most likely indicated by the repetition of letters like 'ac' in the content?
What is most likely indicated by the repetition of letters like 'ac' in the content?
What does the acronym 'F - X Change' likely refer to?
What does the acronym 'F - X Change' likely refer to?
Which statement best describes the structure of the provided content?
Which statement best describes the structure of the provided content?
What do the repeated letters and spaces in the content suggest?
What do the repeated letters and spaces in the content suggest?
What could 'w o n y' imply based on its positioning in the content?
What could 'w o n y' imply based on its positioning in the content?
What role could 'k e r - s o ft w a' play in this content?
What role could 'k e r - s o ft w a' play in this content?
What does the abbreviation 'PD' likely represent in the context provided?
What does the abbreviation 'PD' likely represent in the context provided?
Which part of the text indicates repetitive structures or functions?
Which part of the text indicates repetitive structures or functions?
What does the use of the lowercase 'w' at the beginning of some sections signify?
What does the use of the lowercase 'w' at the beginning of some sections signify?
Identifying the context, what could the presence of 'lic' suggest in the content?
Identifying the context, what could the presence of 'lic' suggest in the content?
What is the significance of the symbols and letters in the content?
What is the significance of the symbols and letters in the content?
What is the overall impression of the formatting used in this content?
What is the overall impression of the formatting used in this content?
Why might 'w', 'o', 'n', 'y', 'bu', 'to' have been used in succession?
Why might 'w', 'o', 'n', 'y', 'bu', 'to' have been used in succession?
What might be the purpose of including 'F - X C h a n ge' twice in the content?
What might be the purpose of including 'F - X C h a n ge' twice in the content?
The fragmentation in letters and sequences could imply what kind of structure?
The fragmentation in letters and sequences could imply what kind of structure?
Which of the following is most likely NOT a focus of the content?
Which of the following is most likely NOT a focus of the content?
What does the repeated presence of 'tr' and 're' suggest in the context?
What does the repeated presence of 'tr' and 're' suggest in the context?
What is the repeated structure at the beginning of the content?
What is the repeated structure at the beginning of the content?
Which letters appear most prominently in the content?
Which letters appear most prominently in the content?
What do the letters 'C.c.c' likely represent in the context of the content?
What do the letters 'C.c.c' likely represent in the context of the content?
What is the overall structure of the text provided?
What is the overall structure of the text provided?
What could be inferred from the repeated letter combinations?
What could be inferred from the repeated letter combinations?
What is likely the purpose of the unconventional formatting used in the content?
What is likely the purpose of the unconventional formatting used in the content?
Which section contains the term 'F - X Change'?
Which section contains the term 'F - X Change'?
What does the presence of the letters 'tr' and 're' suggest about the text?
What does the presence of the letters 'tr' and 're' suggest about the text?
Flashcards
Kernel
Kernel
A software program designed to enhance the performance of a computer system.
Software Change
Software Change
A change or modification made to a software program.
Change Management
Change Management
A process for managing software changes.
Beta Version
Beta Version
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Software Development Tool
Software Development Tool
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File sharing software
File sharing software
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Social Media Platform
Social Media Platform
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Electronic communication
Electronic communication
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File Transfer
File Transfer
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Word Processor
Word Processor
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Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)
Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)
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Digital Content Creation
Digital Content Creation
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Online Database
Online Database
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Code Optimization
Code Optimization
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Code Optimizer
Code Optimizer
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Performance Optimization
Performance Optimization
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Readability Optimization
Readability Optimization
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Memory Optimization
Memory Optimization
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Instruction Optimization
Instruction Optimization
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Function Call Optimization
Function Call Optimization
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I/O Optimization
I/O Optimization
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Study Notes
Direct Amplitude Application
- Radar signal encountering two smooth, perpendicular surfaces results in a strong backscattered signal
- "Double bounce" effect is significant
- Common in urban areas
Geometric Distortions (Topography)
- Radar measures distance, not angle
- Acquisition geometry introduces distortions related to ground topography
- Foreshortening: Higher elevations appear closer to the sensor, appearing earlier in the image
- Layover: Mountain peaks appear before their bases in the image; mountains appear upside-down
- Shadowing: Terrain obscures parts of the area; shadowed areas appear dark due to no return signal.
Speckle
- Return signal contains amplitude and phase, represented in the complex plane
- Reconstruction term, showing the contribution of each scatterer within a pixel
- Phase reconstruction substantially changes the amplitude/phase of the backscattered signal; creating a deterministic noise called "speckle"
Multilooking
- Statistically, speckle has zero expectation
- Spatial and/or temporal averaging reduces speckle
- Multilooking technique used to diminish this effect
Polarization
- Satellite emits pulsed electromagnetic waves
- Polarisation can be controlled during transmission
- SAR uses linear polarisation
- Polarisation can also be controlled during reception
- Examples: VV (vertical transmit, vertical receive); VH (vertical transmit, horizontal receive)
Polarization (Examples)
- Intensity difference between signals with different polarization helps in discriminating ground features
- Man-made objects usually don't change the polarization
- Vegetation tends to depolarize the signal
- Sea ice strongly backscatters HH polarisation, but very weakly backscatters HV polarisation
SAR Interferometry: Principles
- SAR image contains amplitude and phase information
- Phase is proportional to the two-way travel path
- Two similar SAR images with slightly different viewing angles enable topographic retrieval
- First image at distance r from the target, second at distance r + dr
Interferometric SAR
- Image 1 (master): M = Amejфm
- Image 2 (slave): S = Asejføs
- Interferogram: Intf = M.S* = AмAse ј(фм-фѕ) This phase difference called the interferometric phase, is proportional to the difference in the two-way travel path length
Interferometric SAR Content
- Interferometric phase contains many terms: Pintf = Corb + Ctopo + Omvt + Patm + (noise).
- First three terms are geometrically calculable, Atmosphere is often ignored or corrected (stacking, split-band, etc.)
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