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Determining the geographic effect of gas flaring using multi-SAR azimuth processing
The remote sensing requirements to determine the effects of gas flaring on the environment and localize point of risk is immense. Based on the wave front reconstruction theory and Geographic Information System, this paper considers the principle of synthetic aperture radar cross range imaging to determine the extent of gas flaring using optical data and radar reconstruction algorithm.