Titlebook: Radar Remote Sensing for Crop Biophysical Parameter Estimation; Dipankar Mandal,Avik Bhattacharya,Yalamanchili Sub Book 2021 The Editor(s)

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Evolution of Semi-empirical Approach: Modeling and Inversion,and Single Scattering Radiative Transfer (S2RT). State-of-the-art inversion approaches are successively presented in the following sections. We have also provided program codes and evaluated model validity and comparisons for varying vegetation and soil parameters.

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Introduction,ysical parameter estimation. This chapter provides an overview of the crop biophysical parameter retrieval from a remote sensing context. It also emphasizes the motivation of this research and key objectives with featuring research directions to develop a set of methodologies for crop biophysical pa

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,Vegetation Models: Empirical and?Theoretical Approaches,al approaches for vegetation modeling with Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) polarimetric data are presented in this chapter. Development of various physical models starting from complex wave theory approaches (e.g., Foldy and Distorted Born Approximations, Physical Optics and numerical simulations of

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Evolution of Semi-empirical Approach: Modeling and Inversion,ic slab model to the Water Cloud Model (WCM) and its modified forms are presented with their theoretical development. A section is dedicated to evaluating the theoretical aspect of WCM parameterization from several physical models, including Rayleigh, Generalized Rayleigh–Gans (GRG) approximations,

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Biophysical Parameter Retrieval Using Full- and Dual-Pol SAR Data, comparative analysis between retrieval results from multi-target techniques, analyzing the correlation between the estimated biophysical parameters and the observed ones against single-target approaches is necessary. In a cross-site experiment strategy, we also investigate a set of best inversion a

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Biophysical Parameter Retrieval Using Compact-Pol SAR Data,f the semi-empirical Water Cloud Model (MWCM). The scattering power components obtained from the . decomposition are used to invert the Modified WCM (MWCM). Results are analyzed with the simulated RADARSAT Constellation Mission (RCM) data sets for estimating Plant Area Index (PAI) of rice over the J

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Radar Vegetation Indices for Crop Growth Monitoring, interpreted by non-radar specialists. This paradigm requires the utility of radar-derived vegetation indices prototypical for Analysis Ready Data (ARD) products. This chapter covers the methodologies for the novel radar vegetation indices, viz., GRVI (Generalized Radar Vegetation Index), CpRVI (Com

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