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Name | Type | Caption | Length | Value range |
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FILI* | String | Input fully polarimetric SAR image | 1 - 192 | |
FILO* | String | Output decomposed raster | 1 - 192 | |
MONITOR | String | Monitor mode | 0 - 3 | ON, OFF Default: ON |
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FILI
The name of the input polarimetric SAR data set. The input data set must contain either non-symmetrized or symmetrized fully polarimetric (quad-polarization complex) data in scattering, covariance, coherence, or Kennaugh format. The input can be either single-look or multi-look.
Multi-look can be achieved by applying a polarimetric filter (PSBOXCAR or PSPOLFIL) prior to computing the decomposition.
The input file must be a data set that has already been imported in PCIDSK (.pix) format by SARINGEST. Alternatively, it can be the key-file name of any GDB-supported POLSAR data set in its distribution format. For more information, and a complete list of supported POLSAR sensors and data products, see SARINGEST.
FILO
The name of the output file that will hold the classification results. The output file has the same dimensions as the input file. with multi-look data, the output contains four floating-point channels representing the contribution to the power from each of the four scattering mechanisms (surface, double-bounce, volume, and helix). With single-look data, only three channels are written because the helical scattering layer is zero.
The specified file must not already exist.
MONITOR
The program progress can be monitored by printing the percentage of processing completed. A system parameter, MONITOR, controls this activity.
Available options are:
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EASI>FILI="rsat2.pix" EASI>FILO="rsat2_boxcar.pix" EASI>FLSZ=5 EASI>run PSBOXCAR EASI>FILI="rsat2_boxcar.pix" EASI>FILO="rsat2_g4u2_decomp.pix" EASI>run PSG4U2
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Convert the data set to symmetrized coherence. Based on the T23 element, compute and apply the rotation angle. Based on the ratio of VV to HH, compute the values for surface scattering, double-bounce scattering, volume scattering and helix scattering as described in the reference.
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Singh G., Yamaguchi Y., Park S., "General Four-Component Scattering Power Decomposition with Unitary Transformation of Coherency Matrix", IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, Vol. 51, No. 5. May 2013.
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