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pp. 25-32, vol. 18, 2015 Andrzej Chybicki Gdańsk University of Technology, Electronics Telecommunications and Informatics Faculty, Department of Geoinformatics, Gdańsk, Poland Łukasz Markiewicz Gdańsk University of Technology, Electronics Telecommunications and Informatics Faculty, Department of Geoinformatics, Gdańsk, Poland Key words: GIS; remote observation; data processing Abstract: In recent years the role of the surveillance and security of Polish boundaries has significantly increased. Polish coastal zone monitoring requires various approaches using various technological means in order to ensure the protection of Polish boundaries. In this paper, the authors discuss and present alternatives to underwater surveillance methods of coastal area
analysis and monitoring using data retrieved from the newly developed and operational
Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Sentinel-1 (ESA S-1) satellite. The authors discuss whether
the proposed data source is a valid and reliable source of data that can be utilized in the
current Polish coastline monitoring strategy and increase the safety of the country. A
description of the various parameters concerning the data for the sea surface, sea objects and
technical infrastructure are also discussed and presented.
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