NASA NTRS · 19920018781
Dual frequency along-track interferometry
Abstract
In recent months, the JPL Airborne Synthetic Aperture Radar (AIRSAR) System has had a C-band Along-Track Interferometer installed. This, in addition to the L-band interferometer already operating in the system, makes it possible to simultaneously acquire two frequency interferometer data. Also, another upgrade involving the radar digital system allows each interferometer to be operated in such a way as to obtain two along-track interferometric baselines differing by a factor of 2 in length. An engineering checkout flight has demonstrated the ability to acquire and process both frequencies to high-resolution velocity maps of the ocean surface. The status of these interferometers and some initial data are presented.
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Carande, R. E., Goldstein, R. M., Lou, Y., Miller, T., Wheeler, K.. 1991-08-01. Dual frequency along-track interferometry. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920018781
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