2005Unpublished venueRequires access

The Canadian airborne R&D SAR facility: the CCRS C/X SAR

C.E. Livingstone, A. Laurence Gray, P.W. Vachon, M. Lalonde, Robert K Hawkins, Tom I. Lukowski, K.E. Mattar, James W. Campbell

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The CCRS C- and X-band SAR systems have evolved continuously since their commissioning in 1988. This paper summarizes the present state of the radar system and outlines its capabilities.

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The CCRS C- and X-band SAR systems have evolved continuously since their commissioning in 1988. This paper summarizes the present state of the radar system and outlines its capabilities.

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The CCRS C- and X-band SAR systems have evolved continuously since their commissioning in 1988. This paper summarizes the present state of the radar system and outlines its capabilities.

Key concepts: Remote sensing, Synthetic aperture radar, 3D radar, Radar, Radar systems, Radar imaging, Environmental science, Computer science

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