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Xiaoli Deng
Xiaoli Deng
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Retracking altimeter waveforms near the coasts: A review of retracking methods and some applications to coastal waveforms
C Gommenginger, P Thibaut, L Fenoglio-Marc, G Quartly, X Deng, ...
Coastal altimetry, 61-101, 2011
2442011
A coastal retracking system for satellite radar altimeter waveforms: Application to ERS‐2 around Australia
X Deng, WE Featherstone
Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans 111 (C6), 2006
2252006
Altimetry for the future: Building on 25 years of progress
S Abdalla, AA Kolahchi, M Ablain, S Adusumilli, SA Bhowmick, ...
Advances in Space Research 68 (2), 319-363, 2021
2052021
Coastal gravity anomalies from retracked Geosat/GM altimetry: improvement, limitation and the role of airborne gravity data
C Hwang, J Guo, X Deng, HY Hsu, Y Liu
Journal of Geodesy 80, 204-216, 2006
1992006
Estimation of contamination of ERS-2 and POSEIDON satellite radar altimetry close to the coasts of Australia
X Deng, WE Featherstone, C Hwang, PAM Berry
Marine Geodesy 25 (4), 249-271, 2002
1672002
Climate impact risks and climate adaptation engineering for built infrastructure
MG Stewart, X Deng
ASCE-ASME Journal of Risk and Uncertainty in Engineering Systems, Part A …, 2015
1332015
Improved inland water levels from SAR altimetry using novel empirical and physical retrackers
H Villadsen, X Deng, OB Andersen, L Stenseng, K Nielsen, P Knudsen
Journal of hydrology 537, 234-247, 2016
1042016
Validation of Jason-2 altimeter data by waveform retracking over California coastal ocean
H Lee, CK Shum, W Emery, S Calmant, X Deng, CY Kuo, C Roesler, Y Yi
Marine Geodesy 33 (S1), 304-316, 2010
682010
Improvement of geodetic parameter estimation in coastal regions from satellite radar altimetry
X Deng
Curtin University of Technology, 2003
672003
The retracking technique on multi-peak and quasi-specular waveforms for Jason-1 and Jason-2 missions near the coast
NH Idris, X Deng
Marine Geodesy 35 (sup1), 217-237, 2012
652012
Satellite altimetry for geodetic, oceanographic, and climate studies in the Australian region
X Deng, DA Griffin, K Ridgway, JA Church, WE Featherstone, NJ White, ...
Coastal altimetry, 473-508, 2010
652010
A new retracking technique for Brown peaky altimetric waveforms
F Peng, X Deng
Marine Geodesy 41 (2), 99-125, 2018
382018
Validation of Sentinel-3A SAR mode sea level anomalies around the Australian coastal region
F Peng, X Deng
Remote Sensing of Environment 237, 111548, 2020
372020
Assessment of the accuracy of recent empirical and assimilated tidal models for the Great Barrier Reef, Australia, using satellite and coastal data
F Seifi, X Deng, O Baltazar Andersen
Remote Sensing 11 (10), 1211, 2019
362019
The importance of coastal altimetry retracking and detiding: a case study around the Great Barrier Reef, Australia
NH Idris, X Deng, OB Andersen
International Journal of Remote Sensing 35 (5), 1729-1740, 2014
302014
CAWRES: A waveform retracking fuzzy expert system for optimizing coastal sea levels from Jason-1 and Jason-2 satellite altimetry data
NH Idris, X Deng, AH Md Din, NH Idris
Remote Sensing 9 (6), 603, 2017
242017
Marine gravity anomaly from satellite altimetry: A comparison of methods over shallow waters
C Hwang, HY Hsu, X Deng
Satellite Altimetry for Geodesy, Geophysics and Oceanography: Proceedings of …, 2004
232004
Improving precision of high-rate altimeter sea level anomalies by removing the sea state bias and intra-1-Hz covariant error
F Peng, X Deng
Remote Sensing of Environment 251, 112081, 2020
202020
Description and assessment of regional sea-level trends and variability from altimetry and tide gauges at the northern Australian coast
Z Gharineiat, X Deng
Advances in Space Research 61 (10), 2540-2554, 2018
202018
Seasonal and interannual variations of the Leeuwin Current off Western Australia from TOPEX/Poseidon satellite altimetry
X Deng, C Hwang, R Coleman, WE Featherstone
University of Tasmania, 2008
182008
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