Ultra-high resolution airborne SAR imaging of vegetation and man-made objects based on 40% relative bandwidth in X-band

Ultra-high resolution airborne SAR imaging of vegetation and man-made objects based on 40% relative bandwidth in X-band

The latest upgrade of the airborne X-band SAR/GMTI sensor PAMIR of Fraunhofer FHR to a simultaneous bandwidth of 3.6 GHz according to a relative bandwidth of 40 % enables ultra-high resolution capabilities in SAR imaging. The actual sensor specification is described and some examples of SAR images w...

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Bandwidth
Centimeter resolution
Radar imaging
Radar polarimetry
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Synthetic aperture radar
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