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Figure 1: A building complex in the city center of Berlin in aSAR and oblique optical image
Figure 4: The MDL principle to evaluate the grouping of PS. (a)12 randomly distributed PS
Figure 5: The Paul-L¨obe-Haus in Berlin. The roof consits of con-crete and glass. The resulting PS signature appears randomly
Figure 9: Result of lattice extraction in oblique optical image.The red vector correspond to the horizontal, the blue to the verti-cal alignment of the lattice nodes.
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