References REFERENCES Acknowledgements This chapter contains a comprehensive list of references covering all the topics presented in this tutorial. The list encompasses the basics of polarimetry, as well as, the applications of this theory proposed in the related literature. The references suggested in the next section go beyond the scope of this tutorial. Consequently, the interested reader can look deeply into the details of the different aspects of the polarimetric theory and also have information about its latest advances. Here, we would like to express our sincere gratitude to Prof. Wolfgang-Martin Boerner who provided us the list of references. List of references [1] Agrawal, A.P. and W-M. Boerner, 1989, “Redevelopment of Kennaugh's target characteristic polarization state theory using the polarization transformation ratio formalism for the coherent case”, IEEE TAPS, vol. AP-27(1), pp. 2-14. [2] Agrawal, A. P., 1986, A Polarimetric Rain Back-scattering Model Developed for Coherent Polarization Diversity Radar Applications, Ph.D. thesis, UIC-GC, University of Illinois, Chicago, IL, Dec. 1986. [3] ASAR 2001 Workshop Proceedings, CD-ROM 2001; CSA, Montreal-St-Hubert, Quebec, Canada, 2001 October 01 – 03. [4] Azzam, R. M. A. & N. M. Bashara, 1977, Ellipsometry and Polarized Light, North Holland, Amsterdam, 539 p. [5] Bamler, R. and P. Hartl, 1998, “Synthetic Aperture Radar Interferometry”, State of the Art Review, Inverse Problems, vol. 14, pp. ...
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