The Use of Coincident Synthetic Aperture Radar and Visible Imagery to Aid in the Analysis of Photon-Counting Lidar Data Sets Over Complex Ice/Snow Surfaces

Horan, Kimberly H

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The Use of Coincident Synthetic Aperture Radar and Visible Imagery to Aid in the Analysis of Photon-Counting Lidar Data Sets Over Complex Ice/Snow Surfaces

dc:creator Horan, Kimberly H

thesis:degree_name Imaging Science (MS)

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Name thesis:degree_name: Imaging Science (MS)
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Author dc:creator: Horan, Kimberly H
Contributors dc:contributor: John Kerekes

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Repository record dc:identifier: https://repository.rit.edu/theses/953
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Horan, Kimberly H. The Use of Coincident Synthetic Aperture Radar and Visible Imagery to Aid in the Analysis of Photon-Counting Lidar Data Sets Over Complex Ice/Snow Surfaces. Thesis thesis, https://repository.rit.edu/theses/953

The Use of Coincident Synthetic Aperture Radar and Visible Imagery to Aid in the Analysis of Photon-Counting Lidar Data Sets Over Complex Ice/Snow Surfaces

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