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Elise Colin

Elise Colin

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1d ago

Electromagnetism: More Than a Victorian Science of Bearded Men

In Paris, there is a science museum that is rather difficult to classify. Its name, the Palais de la découverte — literally, the “Palace of…

Electromagnetism: More Than a Victorian Science of Bearded Men

Elise Colin

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Jul 7

Using SWOT as a New Ka-Band Radar Imaging Mode

and Accessing the Data in Python

Using SWOT as a New Ka-Band Radar Imaging Mode

Elise Colin

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Jun 1

Accessing ESA BIOMASS Data from Python: A Practical Workflow Using Google Colab

ESA’s BIOMASS mission is one of the most anticipated Earth observation missions of the decade. Operating at P-band, BIOMASS is designed to…

Accessing ESA BIOMASS Data from Python: A Practical Workflow Using Google Colab

Elise Colin

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May 29

Why Speckle Is Not Noise

A Gentle Introduction to Second-Order Statistics in Radar or coherent Imaging

Why Speckle Is Not Noise

Elise Colin

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May 22

Why Radar Uses a Frequency Band Instead of a Single Frequency

Have you ever heard a chirp?

Why Radar Uses a Frequency Band Instead of a Single Frequency

Elise Colin

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Apr 29

Understanding Dynamic Speckle: From Optical Noise to Motion Sensing

Dynamic speckle imaging is fundamentally a problem of statistical inference. Rather than measuring motion directly, we observe intensity…

Understanding Dynamic Speckle: From Optical Noise to Motion Sensing

Elise Colin

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Apr 16

The Thin Dielectric Cylinder: A Fundamental Building Block of Nature

How to Interpret Its Polarimetric Response?

The Thin Dielectric Cylinder: A Fundamental Building Block of Nature

Elise Colin

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Mar 30

Why Radar Interferometric Phase Contains More Than You Think

SAR Interferometric phase is often interpreted as a simple proxy for topography or ground displacement. In reality, it results from a…

Why Radar Interferometric Phase Contains More Than You Think

Elise Colin

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Mar 8

How Do Radars See Matter?

An introduction to dielectric permittivity, from Maxwell’s equations to natural media.

How Do Radars See Matter?

Elise Colin

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Feb 9

When the Earth Looks Back at Us

On satellite imagery, abstraction, and why beauty matters in science

When the Earth Looks Back at Us

Elise Colin

Elise Colin

Researcher with broad experience in Signal and Image processing, focusing on big data and IA aspects for Earth observation images, and medical images.

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