NASA NTRS · 19770010322
A synthetic aperture processor using CCD signal processing techniques
Abstract
Synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imaging was the most suitable technique for achieving high resolution imagery through atmospheric cloud cover. This feature was important for planetary as well as earth orbiting satellite systems, and for military aircraft applications. Such applications require onboard data processing or wide-band data transmission systems in order to handle the large amounts of raw data produced by such systems. A number of techniques were utilized in implementing SAR processors. Frequency filtering and Fourier transform operations using both optical and digital techniques were utilized in SAR processing.
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Bailey, W. H., Bergath, M. S., Dubose, J. F., Eversole, W. L., Mcgehee, J. H., Ridings, R. V., Young, D. C.. 1976-01-01. A synthetic aperture processor using CCD signal processing techniques. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19770010322
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