Mapas de desplazamiento del glaciar Viedma utilizando Correlación Digital de Imágenes
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La técnica de Correlación Digital de Imágenes (DIC) permitió estimar desplazamientos de hielo de varios metros para el Glaciar Viedma (Argentina). Se han probado distintas estrategias de procesamiento. El DIC con imágenes Sentinel-1 es una herramienta muy eficaz para mapear desplazamientos superficiales de fenómenos geológicos de gran escala.
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