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IGARSS 2010 IGARSS 2010 Session: Ocean Radar Remote Sensing at Grazing Incidence Paper: FR3.LO2.2 r: FR3.LO2.2 Session: Ocean Radar Remote Sensing at Grazing Incidence Pape SHALLOW WATER BATHYMETRY WITH AN SHALLOW WATER BATHYMETRY WITH


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SHALLOW WATER BATHYMETRY WITH AN SHALLOW WATER BATHYMETRY WITH AN INCOHERENT X INCOHERENT X-

  • BAND RADAR USING SMALL

BAND RADAR USING SMALL (SMALLER) SPACE (SMALLER) SPACE-

  • TIME IMAGE CUBES

TIME IMAGE CUBES

Ron Abileah Ron Abileah 1

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Dennis B. Trizna Dennis B. Trizna 2

2 1 1 jOm egak

jOm egak

2 2 I m aging Science Research I nc

I m aging Science Research I nc.

IGARSS 2010 IGARSS 2010 Session: Ocean Radar Remote Sensing at Grazing Incidence Pape Session: Ocean Radar Remote Sensing at Grazing Incidence Paper: FR3.LO2.2 r: FR3.LO2.2

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Outline Outline

Space-tim e im age cubes Traditional bathym etry ( depth inversion) algorithm Motivation for sm aller cubes Alternative algorithm Test on radar data Sum m ary

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3D Image Cube, 3D Image Cube, S = {S S = {S1

1, S

, S2

2,

, …… …… S SN

N}

}

Typical cube dim ension used for bathym etry are 1 0 0 m x 1 0 0 m x 1 0 0 s Credit: Miros x y t

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Inversion of a 3D Image Cube into Depth Inversion of a 3D Image Cube into Depth

2 3

( , ) [{ }] P k S ω = ℑ

  • 2

, 3 ,

argmin ( ) ( ( | , )) ( , ) ( | , ) tanh( )

x y

d u D k k

J W k k d u P k where k d u g k k d k u

ω

ω ω ω ω = − = − ⋅

∑ ∑

  • 3 D Fourier

transform of im age cube S Shallow w ater gravity w ave dispersion equation Least-square solution for depth ( d) and current ( u) [ Tang et al., 2 0 0 8 ]

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First Depth Inversion With X First Depth Inversion With X-

  • band Radar

band Radar Reported By Hoogeboom et al. in IGARSS 1986 Reported By Hoogeboom et al. in IGARSS 1986

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Hoogeboom et al., 1986 Hoogeboom et al., 1986

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Depth Error vs. Dwell Time Depth Error vs. Dwell Time

From Piotrow ski From Piotrow ski and Dugan, 2 0 0 2 and Dugan, 2 0 0 2

1 2 8 Dugan, 2 0 0 0 1 6 0 Bell, 1 9 9 9 7 0 Dugan et al. 1 9 9 6 1 0 0 Hoogeboom et al., 1 9 8 6 Dw ell tim e used ( sec) Paper

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Motivation for smaller cubes Motivation for smaller cubes

Bathym etry from low earth orbiting satellites E.g., I KONOS - tw o im ages 1 1 -1 3 s apart [ Abileah 2 0 0 6 , 2 0 0 7 ] Notional airborne radar surveying coastlines 2 0 0 kt speed, 1 0 0 0 m altitude, 5 -1 0 km range, 5 -1 0 o grazing angle Entire CONUS coastline surveyed in 1 0 0 flight hours Dw ell tim e ~ 1 0 s

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Depth Error vs. Dwell Time Depth Error vs. Dwell Time

This plot is from This plot is from Piotrow ski and Piotrow ski and Dugan, 2 0 0 2 Dugan, 2 0 0 2 1 2 8 Dugan, 2 0 0 0 1 6 0 Bell, 1 9 9 9 7 0 Dugan et al. 1 9 9 6 1 0 0 Hoogeboom et al., 1 9 8 6 Dw ell tim e used ( sec) Paper 1 0 This paper

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Reformulated with 2D Fourier Transforms Reformulated with 2D Fourier Transforms

2

( ) [ ]

n n

F k S = ℑ

  • 0 (

, | , )

( , | , ) .

x y

i k k d u x y

where k k d u e

ω τ

±

±

Φ ≡

  • 2

1 , 1 , 1

argmin ( )

x y

N d u n n k k n

J W k F F

− Δ + =

= − Φ

∑ ∑

  • 2 D Fourier transform s
  • f im age S1 , S2 , …

Propagation kernel for linear gravity w aves Least-square solution for depth ( d) and current ( u) using N im ages, 2 D FT of im age n+ 1 2 D FT of im age n propagated to tim e n+ 1

2 N ≥

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Simulation with P Simulation with P-

  • M Wave Spectrum

M Wave Spectrum Propagated At 7m depth Propagated At 7m depth

2 1 1 , 1

( ) ( )

x y

N n n k k n

J d W k F F

− Δ + =

= − Φ

∑ ∑

  • 2

, 1

( ) ( )

x y

N n n k k n

J d W k F

− ∏ =

= Φ

∑ ∑

  • 2

N =

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X X-

  • Band Radar Test Data

Band Radar Test Data

From the I m aging Science Research experim ental radar at Duck Pier, NC Date: Novem ber 2 9 , 2 0 0 9 1 2 -kW Koden radar ( I ncoherent) Antenna 6 ’ Pulse length 8 0 ns Rotation 1 .2 5 -s SW H 0 .3 3 m w ave period 7 s w ind speed 3 .8 m / s

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X X-

  • Band Radar Bathymetry

Band Radar Bathymetry

Bathym etry w ith T = 1 0 s T = 8 1 s

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Depth vs. Cross Depth vs. Cross-

  • Shore Distance

Shore Distance

T = 1 0 s T = 8 1 s Joint Density Function Historical Duck depth profile

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Depth Error vs. Dwell Time Depth Error vs. Dwell Time (at 7 m depth)

(at 7 m depth)

Results using 2 D algorithm on Duck pier radar data

[ Piotrow ski and [ Piotrow ski and Dugan, 2 0 0 2 ] Dugan, 2 0 0 2 ]

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Differences From Satellite Algorithm Differences From Satellite Algorithm

No w hitecaps editing Low grazing angle nonlinearities Radar did not resolve short w ind w aves ( λ≤d) for current estim ation

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Summary Summary

W ith the 3 D FTs errors~ ( dw ell tim e) -1

  • typical dw ell tim es are ~ 1 0 0 s

W ith 2 D m ethod errors~ ( SNR) - 1

  • 1 0 s dw ell tim e is feasible

2 D m ethod enables depth inversion w ith Satellite im agery Airborne X-band radar

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Concluding remarks Concluding remarks

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Future w ork: test algorithm w ith actual airborne radar data

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