The possible applications are discussed of side-looking airborne radar imagery to specific geomorphic and environmental geologic problems in interior Alaska. The radar imagery described was acquired in July, 1972, by the NASA NP3A aircraft, as part of Mission 209 of the Earth Resources Aircraft Project. The frequency of the radar energy that was transmitted and recorded by the radar system was 16.5 Gigahertz; the wavelength of the radiant energy was about 1.8 centimeters. The radar system operated in both the real aperture and synthetic aperture modes simultaneously.
The application of radar imagery to specific problems of interior Alaska
1975-06-01
Conference paper
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English
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