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Microwave Sensing, Signals and Systems

Source: https://radar.tudelft.nl/Research/project.php?id=151 Parent: https://radar.tudelft.nl/Research/theme.php?id=17

Microwave Sensing, Signals and Systems

Department of Microelectronics

Dutch Knowledge Network on Radar Instruments and Applications (NL-RIA)

Themes: Distributed sensor systems, Radar technology

The major goal is the study of breakthrough technologies for the implementation of miniaturized radar instruments that are compatible with SmallSat Earth Observation missions.

Summary of the project

The major goal of the NL-RIA Project is the study of breakthrough technologies for the implementation of miniaturized radar instruments that are compatible with SmallSat Earth Observation missions. Because of their expected viability, emphasis initially is on two classes of instruments:

In both cases, the horizon are constellations of spacecraft, which are only economically feasible if the targeted miniaturization is successful. Of particular interest are multistatic mission concepts, with several spacecraft acting as a single distributed radar system.

Our Contribution

Our research aims to assess the impacts of the system parameters, like baselines in along track and cross track, the accuracy of baselines and the timing and phase synchronization errors on the final SAR image. For this purpose, the state of the art will be generalized to cover a multistatic SAR constellation that has the capability to achieve both along and cross track interferometry and wide swath width. This constellation is an all in one solution that serves various products as it is expected for the future Earth observation systems.

Research Questions

For more information, see the project homepage.

Project data

Researchers: Faruk Uysal, Ozan Dogan, Olexander Yarovoy
Starting date: February 2019
Closing date: February 2021
Sponsor: NSO
Partners: CiTG
Contact: Faruk Uysal