The NASA/JPL Multifrequency, Multipolarisation Airborne SAR System
Daniel N. Held, W.E. Brown, A. Freeman, J.D. Klein, Howard A. Zebker, T. Sate, Therese C. Miller, Quynh Giang Nguyen, Yunling Lou
Abstract
Daniel N. Held, W.E. Brown, A. Freeman, J.D. Klein, Howard A. Zebker, T. Sate, Therese C. Miller, Quynh Giang Nguyen, Yunling Lou
Abstract
Polarimetric synthetic aperture radars, operating at L-, C- and P-band, were designed to replace and upgrade a system destroyed in an aircraft accident. Ground and flight tests were conducted, and the radar was flown over a calibration site in a sequence of experiments designed to calibrate the system. The radar also took part in science campaigns.
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Polarimetric synthetic aperture radars, operating at L-, C- and P-band, were designed to replace and upgrade a system destroyed in an aircraft accident. Ground and flight tests were conducted, and the radar was flown over a calibration site in a sequence of experiments designed to calibrate the system. The radar also took part in science campaigns.
Key concepts: Remote sensing, Synthetic aperture radar, Space-based radar, Side looking airborne radar, 3D radar, Early-warning radar, Radar, Radar configurations and types