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This paper presents a fine coregistration method for synthetic aperture radar (SAR) image processing, such as in InSAR interferogram generation. Under the assumption that SAR images are properly modeled as fractional Brownian motion, relative subpixel offsets between two images can be derived from the statistics of their increments. The method does not require upsampling or cross-correlation, thus allowing for an accurate offset estimation with less computational load. Implemented as a local coregistration procedure, it also provides a nonrigid geometric alignment that nicely follows the topography of the area. Experimental results show that the method gives comparable results to the conventional method, in terms of the accuracy of the generated digital elevation models. In particular, it displays superior accuracy for images with near homogeneous fractal behavior.
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