2026 Antonio Iodice: Computer Science Researcher – H-Index, Publications & Awards

Discipline name	D-Index	World Ranking	Current World Ranking	National Ranking	Current National Ranking	Publications	Citations
Computer Science	36	11343	11020	370	368	291	4858

Overview

Antonio Iodice is affiliated with the University of Naples Federico II in Italy. Their research spans multiple areas primarily within engineering and environmental science, with specific focus on aerospace engineering, environmental engineering, atmospheric science, ocean engineering, and oceanography.

The scientist's research work extensively covers various topics, including:

Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Applications and Techniques
Soil Moisture and Remote Sensing
Precipitation Measurement and Analysis
Advanced SAR Imaging Techniques
Remote Sensing in Agriculture
Ocean Waves and Remote Sensing
Electromagnetic Scattering and Analysis

Antonio Iodice's publications appear frequently in several notable venues, with numerous contributions to journals and conferences such as:

IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
Remote Sensing
Sensors
2021 IEEE 6th International Forum on Research and Technology for Society and Industry (RTSI)
IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Magazine

Among their recent published papers are:

"Space-Based Global Maritime Surveillance. Part I: Satellite Technologies," 2021, IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Magazine
"Integration of Sentinel-1 and Sentinel-2 Data for Land Cover Mapping Using W-Net," 2020, Sensors
"Earth Environmental Monitoring Using Multi-Temporal Synthetic Aperture Radar: A Critical Review of Selected Applications," 2021, Remote Sensing
"Space-Based Global Maritime Surveillance. Part II: Artificial Intelligence and Data Fusion Techniques," 2021, CINECA IRIS Institutional Research Information System (University of Pisa)
"Bistatic Scattering From Anisotropic Rough Surfaces via a Closed-Form Two-Scale Model," 2020, IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing

Collaborative work features frequent co-authors who have contributed extensively with Iodice, including Daniele Riccio, Gerardo Di Martino, Alessio Di Simone, Giuseppe Ruello, and Massimiliano Gargiulo.

In addition to journal articles and conference papers, Antonio Iodice has contributed to academic books. One such publication is titled "Through the Water and the Storm," published in 2024 by Berghahn Books.

Best Publications

A canonical problem in electromagnetic backscattering from buildings

G. Franceschetti;A. Iodice;D. Riccio

313
Citations
Use of differential SAR interferometry in monitoring and modelling large slope instability at Maratea (Basilicata, Italy)

Paolo Berardino;Mario Costantini;Giorgio Franceschetti;Antonio Iodice

230
Citations
Unsupervised Rapid Flood Mapping Using Sentinel-1 GRD SAR Images

Donato Amitrano;Gerardo Di Martino;Antonio Iodice;Daniele Riccio

215
Citations
SAR raw signal simulation for urban structures

G. Franceschetti;A. Iodice;D. Riccio;G. Ruello

201
Citations
Scattering from natural rough surfaces modeled by fractional Brownian motion two-dimensional processes

G. Franceschetti;A. Iodice;M. Migliaccio;D. Riccio

174
Citations
SAR raw signal simulation of oil slicks in ocean environments

G. Franceschetti;A. Iodice;D. Riccio;G. Ruello

148
Citations
Efficient simulation of airborne SAR raw data of extended scenes

G. Franceschetti;A. Iodice;S. Perna;D. Riccio

132
Citations
Height Retrieval of Isolated Buildings From Single High-Resolution SAR Images

Raffaella Guida;Antonio Iodice;Daniele Riccio

122
Citations
SAR Sensor Trajectory Deviations: Fourier Domain Formulation and Extended Scene Simulation of Raw Signal

G. Franceschetti;A. Iodice;S. Perna;D. Riccio

112
Citations
Electromagnetic Wave Scattering From Layered Structures With an Arbitrary Number of Rough Interfaces

P. Imperatore;A. Iodice;D. Riccio

97
Citations
Efficient spotlight SAR raw signal simulation of extended scenes

S. Cimmino;G. Franceschetti;A. Iodice;D. Riccio

95
Citations
A Novel Approach for Disaster Monitoring: Fractal Models and Tools

G. Di Martino;A. Iodice;D. Riccio;G. Ruello

92
Citations
A novel across-track SAR interferometry simulator

G. Franceschetti;A. Iodice;M. Migliaccio;D. Riccio

89
Citations
Model-Based Interpretation of High-Resolution SAR Images of Buildings

R. Guida;A. Iodice;D. Riccio;U. Stilla

86
Citations
Efficient Simulation of hybrid stripmap/spotlight SAR raw signals from extended scenes

G. Franceschetti;R. Guida;A. Iodice;D. Riccio

86
Citations
Sentinel-1 for Monitoring Reservoirs: A Performance Analysis

Donato Amitrano;Gerardo Di Martino;Antonio Iodice;Francesco Mitidieri

86
Citations
Retrieval of Soil Surface Parameters via a Polarimetric Two-Scale Model

A. Iodice;A. Natale;D. Riccio

86
Citations
Scattering from dielectric random fractal surfaces via method of moments

G. Franceschetti;A. Iodice;D. Riccio

81
Citations
Assessing the activity of a large landslide in southern Italy by ground-monitoring and SAR interferometric techniques

Fabiana Calò;Domenico Calcaterra;Antonio Iodice;Mario Parise

80
Citations
Filtering of Azimuth Ambiguity in Stripmap Synthetic Aperture Radar Images

Gerardo Di Martino;Antonio Iodice;Daniele Riccio;Giuseppe Ruello

77
Citations
Building feature extraction via a deterministic approach: application to real high resolution SAR images

G. Franceschetti;R. Guida;A. Iodice;D. Riccio

71
Citations

Frequent Co-Authors

Daniele Riccio University of Naples Federico II

Giorgio Franceschetti University of Naples Federico II

Maurizio Migliaccio Parthenope University of Naples

Peter Willett University of Connecticut

Jordi J. Mallorqui Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya

Paolo Braca North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Eugenio Sansosti National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine

Antonio Pepe National Research Council (CNR)

Uwe Stilla Technical University of Munich

Irena Hajnsek German Aerospace Center

External Links

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