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Deriving high spatial-resolution coastal topography from sub-meter satellite stereo imagery

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Figure 1. Satellite image of the West of France (source: Google Earth Pro 2018) showing the location where Pleiades stereo-pair was obtained (orange rectangle located in the Southwest of France) on the 14 th of November 2017 (A)
Figure  4.  Results  of  the  comparisons  between  the  Pleiades  (PL1A)  and  LiDAR  DEMs.  The  lower  panel  presents  three  subsections  of  the study  area  showing  the  DEM  produced  with Pleiades  (A),  LiDAR (B) and the difference between the t
Figure 7. Pleiades (PL1A) topographic measurements accuracy assessed by comparison with LiDAR topographic measurements over points collected along 266 transects.

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