Spaceborne SAR study: LDRD `92 final report

作者: C.T. Allen , D.L. Bickel , B.C. Brock

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摘要: This is the final report for a study performed 1992 LDRD spaceborne SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar) study. presents an overview of some issues that must be considered design and implementation on platform. The addressed in this include: survey past, present, future SARs; pulse-repetition frequency (PRF); general image processing issues; transmitter power requirements; ionosphere; antennas; two case studies; appendix with simplified presentation geometry orbits.

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