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Overview

Jong-Sen Lee is affiliated with the United States Naval Research Laboratory in the United States. Their research primarily focuses on engineering and environmental science, with specific contributions in aerospace engineering, environmental engineering, ocean engineering, and areas related to management, monitoring, policy, and law.

The scientist has published work addressing topics within synthetic aperture radar (SAR) applications and techniques, soil moisture and remote sensing, advanced SAR imaging techniques, geophysical methods and applications, landslides and related hazards, and soil geostatistics and mapping.

Recent publications by Jong-Sen Lee include the following:

  • Model-Based Polarimetric SAR Decomposition: An L 1 Regularization Approach (2021), IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
  • Disk-Shaped Random Scatterers With Application to Model-Based PolSAR Decomposition (2020), IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters
  • A Comparison Study of Polarization Orientation Angle Estimation for Rough Terrain Surface (2022), IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing

Frequent co-authors collaborating with Jong-Sen Lee include Thomas L. Ainsworth and Yanting Wang, each having coauthored multiple papers with Lee.

Jong-Sen Lee has contributed to publications appearing in venues such as:

  • IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing
  • IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters
  • IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Applied Earth Observations and Remote Sensing

The research fields represented in Lee's work encompass both broad and applied scopes within engineering and environmental science. The specific focus on aerospace and environmental engineering subfields reflects the integration of remote sensing technologies with environmental applications.

Lee's work on SAR techniques covers advanced image analysis methods and modeling approaches, contributing to the understanding of geophysical processes and environmental monitoring. Investigations into soil moisture using remote sensing methods also represent a significant part of their research portfolio.

Overall, Jong-Sen Lee's scientific contributions span multiple intersecting disciplines, emphasizing remote sensing technology applications for environmental and engineering challenges.

Best Publications

  • Polarimetric Radar Imaging: From Basics to Applications

    Jong-Sen Lee;Eric Pottier

  • Unsupervised classification using polarimetric decomposition and the complex Wishart classifier

    Jong-Sen Lee;M.R. Grunes;T.L. Ainsworth;Li-Jen Du

  • Polarimetric SAR speckle filtering and its implication for classification

    Jong-Sen Lee;M.R. Grunes;G. de Grandi

  • Intensity and phase statistics of multilook polarimetric and interferometric SAR imagery

    Jong-Sen Lee;K.W. Hoppel;S.A. Mango;A.R. Miller

  • Speckle analysis and smoothing of synthetic aperture radar images

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  • Classification of multi-look polarimetric SAR imagery based on complex Wishart distribution

    J. S. Lee;M. R. Grunes;R. Kwok

  • Digital image smoothing and the sigma filter

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  • Refined filtering of image noise using local statistics

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  • Improved Sigma Filter for Speckle Filtering of SAR Imagery

    Jong-Sen Lee;Jen-Hung Wen;T.L. Ainsworth;Kun-Shan Chen

  • Quantitative comparison of classification capability: Fully polarimetric versus dual and single-polarization SAR

    Jong-Sen Lee;Mitchell R. Grunes;Eric Pottier

  • Speckle Suppression and Analysis for Synthetic Aperture Radar Images

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  • Unsupervised terrain classification preserving polarimetric scattering characteristics

    Jong-Sen Lee;M.R. Grunes;E. Pottier;L. Ferro-Famil

  • A new technique for noise filtering of SAR interferometric phase images

    Jong-Sen Lee;K.P. Papathanassiou;T.L. Ainsworth;M.R. Grunes

  • Unsupervised classification of multifrequency and fully polarimetric SAR images based on the H/A/Alpha-Wishart classifier

    L. Ferro-Famil;E. Pottier;Jong-Sen Lee

  • Compact polarimetry based on symmetry properties of geophysical media: the /spl pi//4 mode

    J.-C. Souyris;P. Imbo;R. Fjortoft;Sandra Mingot

  • Polarimetric SAR data compensation for terrain azimuth slope variation

    Jong-Sen Lee;Dale L. Schuler;Thomas L. Ainsworth

  • Intensity-driven adaptive-neighborhood technique for polarimetric and interferometric SAR parameters estimation

    G. Vasile;E. Trouve;Jong-Sen Lee;V. Buzuloiu

  • On the estimation of radar polarization orientation shifts induced by terrain slopes

    Jong-Sen Lee;D.L. Schuler;T.L. Ainsworth;E. Krogager

  • The Effect of Orientation Angle Compensation on Coherency Matrix and Polarimetric Target Decompositions

    Jong-Sen Lee;Thomas L Ainsworth

  • Coastline Detection And Tracing In SAr Images

    Jong-sen Lee;I. Jurkevich

  • Unsupervised classification of polarimetric synthetic aperture Radar images using fuzzy clustering and EM clustering

    P.R. Kersten;Jong-Sen Lee;T.L. Ainsworth

  • Scattering-model-based speckle filtering of polarimetric SAR data

    Jong-Sen Lee;M.R. Grunes;D.L. Schuler;E. Pottier

  • Comparison of Compact Polarimetric Synthetic Aperture Radar Modes

    M.E. Nord;T.L. Ainsworth;Jong-Sen Lee;N.J.S. Stacy

  • Speckle reduction in multipolarization, multifrequency SAR imagery

    J.-S. Lee;M.R. Grunes;S.A. Mango

Frequent Co-Authors

Irena Hajnsek
Irena Hajnsek German Aerospace Center
Karl W. Hoppel
Karl W. Hoppel United States Naval Research Laboratory
Andreas Reigber
Andreas Reigber German Aerospace Center
Alberto Moreira
Alberto Moreira German Aerospace Center
Marc Simard
Marc Simard California Institute of Technology
Konstantinos Papathanassiou
Konstantinos Papathanassiou German Aerospace Center
Rupert Brown
Rupert Brown University of Sussex
Werner Alpers
Werner Alpers Universität Hamburg
Leung Tsang
Leung Tsang University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
Motoyuki Sato
Motoyuki Sato Tohoku University

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