Radar interferometry is now gaining increasing credibility as a technique for digital elevation models collection. We present here analyses of data collected by the synthetic aperture radar instrument on-board the ERS-1 and ERS-2 satellite on successive orbits. The performance of a radar interferometer system depends on the radar instrument parameters, the orbit parameters, and the errors included by th Co-registration processing and phase unwrapping processing. Details of processing approach are described. Results of different parameters at every processing steps are shown using ERS-1 and ERS-2 inetrferometric SAR data of Chung-Hua, Taiwan.