2017•Unpublished venueRequires access

First results of the BelSAR L band airborne bistatic fully polarimetric Synthetic aperture radar campaign

Adriano Meta, Christian Trampuz, Alex Coccia, Marco Ortolani, Rocco Turtolo

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BelSAR is an ESA funded project for acquiring and analyzing airborne bistatic Synthetic Aperture Radar data at L band, in support of the SAOCOM passive radar satellite under study at the agency. MetaSensing has built two L band SAR systems able to work in bistatic mode. A few test flights have been performed in The Netherlands and the paper reports the first results of the airborne bistatic campaign.

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Key concepts: Bistatic radar, Remote sensing, Synthetic aperture radar, Polarimetry, Side looking airborne radar, Computer science, Satellite, Passive radar