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These studies suggest that various types of corner reflectors, including integrated twin and dihedral corner reflectors, are applied for InSAR analysis to improve monitoring accuracy and effectiveness.
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Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR) is a powerful remote sensing technology used for monitoring surface deformation. The effectiveness of InSAR can be significantly enhanced by deploying radar corner reflectors (CRs), which serve as strong, stable scatterers. Various shapes of CRs are used to optimize signal reflection and improve data accuracy.
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For InSAR analysis, various shapes of radar corner reflectors are employed to optimize signal reflection and data accuracy. Trihedral corner reflectors, including truncated and triangular designs, are widely used due to their high RCS. Dihedral, pyramidal, and cubic corner reflectors also play significant roles, with specific designs like asymmetric cubic reflectors enhancing multi-directional signal capture. These diverse CR shapes ensure effective monitoring in different environmental conditions and terrains.
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