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XXII ISPRS Congress, 25 August — 01 September 2012, Melbourne, Australia 
  
Figure 8: Three dimensional visualization of the DEM over Las 
Vegas for an industrial area experimentally generated using the 
NL-InSAR technique. 
  
Figure 9: Master channel amplitude of the high resolution spot- 
light acquisition acquired over Las Vegas on the 25th September, 
2011. 
  
Figure 10: Radargrammetric control map for the Raw DEM op- 
erationally processed. The black area corresponds to the phase 
unwrapping error, spanning the 24% of the scene. 
construction takes its origin from the side looking geometry of the 
radar sensors. Issues like layover and shadow remain unsolved 
in the single aspect case. Their effect in the DEM are a height 
slope and a wrong geolocation for the layover case and a random 
height for the shadow one. The use of ascending and descend- 
ing tracks helps to resolve the shadowing effect, while the use 
of tomographic techniques could resolve the layover case. Thus, 
only the use of multi aspect data or a stack of acquisitions would 
help the three dimensional reconstruction. In any case, the urban 
Raw DEMS generated by the TanDEM-X mission allow the map- 
ping of single buildings with a great amount of details, being then 
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Figure 11: Radargrammetric control map for the Raw DEM ex- 
perimentally processed. 
useful in all the applications requiring a municipal mapping. 
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 
The TanDEM-X project is partly funded by the German Federal 
Ministry for Economics and Technology (Foerderkennzeichen 50 
EE 1035). This work is part of the Tomopolis project, founded by 
the Deutsches Zentrum fuer Luft und Raumfahrt e.V. Raumfahrt- 
Agentur. 
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