Gerhard Krieger is affiliated with the German Aerospace Center in Germany. Their primary field of study is Engineering, with a significant focus on Aerospace Engineering. Their research spans several subfields including Atmospheric Science, Environmental Engineering, Ocean Engineering, and Oceanography.
The scientist's research work centers extensively on Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) applications and techniques, advanced SAR imaging techniques, and radar systems and signal processing. Additional topics include soil moisture and remote sensing, cryospheric studies and observations, antenna design and optimization, and Arctic and Antarctic ice dynamics.
Gerhard Krieger has a substantial track record of scientific publications, frequently contributing to notable publication venues. These include:
Their recent papers illustrate a focus on SAR interferometry, radar imaging, and radar system design. Noteworthy recent publications include:
Collaboration is a significant part of their research activity. Frequent co-authors include Michelangelo Villano, Alberto Moreira, Marc Rodríguez-Cassolà, Paola Rizzoli, and Michele Martone.
Gerhard Krieger has been recognized with the IEEE Fellow award in 2013 for contributions to advanced synthetic aperture radar systems.
A. Moreira;P. Prats-Iraola;M. Younis;G. Krieger
G. Krieger;A. Moreira;H. Fiedler;I. Hajnsek
G. Krieger;N. Gebert;A. Moreira
G. Krieger;N. Gebert;A. Moreira
Nicolas Gebert;Michelangelo Villano;Gerhard Krieger;Alberto Moreira
Gerhard Krieger
Gerhard Krieger;Alberto Moreira
Alberto Moreira;Gerhard Krieger;Irena Hajnsek;Konstantinos Papathanassiou
G. Krieger;H. Fiedler;M. Zink;I. Hajnsek
Mikhail Cherniakov;Marco D'Errico;Alberto Moreira;Gerhard Krieger
Gerhard Krieger;Irena Hajnsek;Konstantinos Panagiotis Papathanassiou;Marwan Younis
A. Moreira;G. Krieger;I. Hajnsek;D. Hounam
Gerhard Krieger;Ingo Rentschler;Gert Hauske;Kerstin Schill
Michelangelo Villano;Gerhard Krieger;Alberto Moreira
Gerhard Krieger;Manfred Zink;Markus Bachmann;Benjamin Bräutigam
Manfred Zink;Markus Bachmann;Benjamin Brautigam;Thomas Fritz
G. Krieger;M.R. Cassola;M. Younis;R. Metzig
M. Rodriguez-Cassola;S.V. Baumgartner;G. Krieger;A. Moreira
M. Younis;R. Metzig;G. Krieger
Michele Martone;Paola Rizzoli;Christopher Wecklich;Carolina González
Marwan Younis;Sigurd Huber;Anton Patyuchenko;Federica Bordoni
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