Statistical properties of the Mueller matrix of distributed targets. [measured in backscattering direction by polarimetric radar system]

Statistical properties of the Mueller matrix of distributed targets. [measured in backscattering direction by polarimetric radar system]
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10.1049/ip-f-2.1992.0017
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1992-04
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F. Ulaby;K. Sarabandi;A. Nashashibi
F. Ulaby;K. Sarabandi;A. Nashashibi
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F. Ulaby;K. Sarabandi;A. Nashashibi

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The scattering matrix measured in the backscattering direction by a polarimetric radar system consists of five quantities: mod S/sub vv/ mod , mod S/sub hh/ mod , and mod S/sub hv/ mod , which are the magnitudes of the linearly polarised scattering amplitudes, and phi /sub c/ and phi /sub x/, which are the co-polarised and crosspolarised phase angles. The co-polarised phase angle phi /sub c/ is shown to exhibit a probability density function (PDF) that is characterised completely by two parameters alpha and zeta , both of which are related to the elements of the Mueller matrix of the target. The parameter alpha governs the width of the PDF and zeta governs the mean value of phi /sub c/. It is further shown that the three magnitudes mod S/sub vv/ mod , mod S/sub hh/ mod , and mod S/sub hv/ mod and the two parameters alpha and zeta completely specify the Mueller matrix, and therefore contain all the statistical information available from the polarimetric backscatter response of the target. These results are verified with experimental observations that show that alpha and zeta are related to the physical and dielectric properties of soil and vegetation targets.