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Comparing C- and L-band SAR images for sea ice motion estimation
Finnish Meteorological Institute, Marine Research Programme, Helsinki, PB 503, 00101 Finland
S. Siiriä
Finnish Meteorological Institute, Marine Research Programme, Helsinki, PB 503, 00101 Finland
J. Karvonen
Finnish Meteorological Institute, Marine Research Programme, Helsinki, PB 503, 00101 Finland
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Short summary
Satellite radar images are used for detecting and quantifying the motion of sea ice. Traditionally C-band radar images have been used for this purpose. The technique has been shown to work with other frequency bands. This work compares C-band and L-band images for the Baltic Sea. We also show that two images of different bands can be used for sea ice motion estimation.
Satellite radar images are used for detecting and quantifying the motion of sea ice....