1. A method for identifying statistically homogeneous pixels in images acquired on a same area using a synthetic aperture radar (SAR sensor), the method comprising: acquiring, using a programmed hardware processing device, a plurality of N radar images (Al...AN) by using the SAR sensor on the same area with acquisition geometries suitable to allow for a common grid re-sampling of data; selecting a pixel and identifying it as a sample pixel, after the common grid re-sampling; calculating a vector of N amplitude or intensity values relative to the sample pixel in N available images and identifying it as a sample vector; defining an estimation window for the sample pixel to identify a set of pixels around the sample pixel; calculating the vectors of N amplitude or intensity values for every pixel contained in the estimation window; comparing, by means of a statistical test, every vector of amplitude or intensity values of the pixels belonging to the estimation window with the sample vector to verify which of the vectors of amplitude or intensity values are generated by the same probability distribution function of the sample vector; identifying as homogeneous pixels to the sample pixel the pixels associated to the vectors of amplitude or intensity values that have passed the statistical test of the comparing step and identifying as non-homogeneous pixels to the sample pixel those pixels associated to the vectors of amplitude or intensity values that have not passed the statistical test in the comparing step; eliminating the pixels contained in the estimation window that, even if associated to vectors that have passed the statistical test in the comparing step, are not connected to the sample pixel, directly or by means of other pixels that are homogeneous to it; and identifying as statistically homogeneous pixels the pixels that are homogeneous and connected to the sample pixel.