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The SARLab (Computational SAR) at RSL focuses on the understanding of the entire data processing chain of airborne and drone-based synthetic aperture radar systems: from SAR campaign planning through raw data focusing, calibration and validation to value-adding products.
Mission statement: Gaining knowledge through high quality SAR images and products.
We collaborate with the following institutions and use their sensors and systems:
MIRANDA-35 | |
Type | frequency modulated continuous wave (FMCW) radar |
Frequency | 35 GHz (Ka-Band) |
Bandwidth | Up to 1500 MHz |
Polarization | VV, VH (optional) |
Additional Information | Link to webpage of the system |
F-SAR | |
Type | pulsed radar |
Frequency | 9.60 GHz (X), 5.30 GHz (C), 3.25 GHz (S), 1.325 GHz (L), 0.35 GHz (P) |
Bandwidth | Up to 800 MHz |
Polarization | Fully polarimetric |
Additional Information | Link to webpage of the system |