heightamb - icompute height ambiguity for flat terrain

       heightamb v1.1, BK software, Bert Kampes, (c)1999-2000

              Computes  indicative  height  ambiguity for flat terrain as function of perpendicular baseline.  A
              larger Bperp yields more sensitivity to height, i.e., a decreasing height  ambiguity  (the  height
              difference corresponding to a 2pi phase difference (a fringe)).

       Program parameters (ERS):

       lambda:
              0.0565646 [m]

       R1:    850000.0 [m]

       theta: 23.0 [deg]

       theta: [rad]

       terrain slope:
              0.0 [rad]

   EXAMPLES:
              heightamb heightamb 100 heightamb 25 50 100 200 400 800

       Input perp. Baseline [m]:

       Bperp =  [m] --->  Height ambiguity =  [m/2pi]

              Computes  indicative  height  ambiguity for flat terrain as function of perpendicular baseline.  A
              larger Bperp yields more sensitivity to height, i.e., a decreasing height  ambiguity  (the  height
              difference corresponding to a 2pi phase difference (a fringe)).

       Program parameters (ERS): -------------------------

       lambda:
              0.0565646 [m]

       R1:    850000.0 [m]

       theta: 23.0 [deg]

       theta: [rad]

       terrain slope:
              0.0 [rad]

   EXAMPLES:
              heightamb heightamb 100 heightamb 25 50 100 200 400 800

       Input perp. Baseline [m]:

       Bperp =  [m] --->  Height ambiguity =  [m/2pi]

       heightamb - icompute height ambiguity for flat terrain

       The  full  documentation  for  heightamb  is  maintained  as a Texinfo manual.  If the info and heightamb
       programs are properly installed at your site, the command

              infoheightamb

       should give you access to the complete manual.

heightamb v1.1, BK software, Bert Kampes, (c)... September 2017                                     HEIGHTAMB(1)