NASA NTRS · 20060042049
Full-Sky Imaging at Low Frequencies
Abstract
Exploring the frequency range from a few tens of MHZ down to a few tens of kHz commonly requires multiple antennas operating as an aperture synthesis interferometer to obtain angular resolution. This design must overcome the corrupting effects of interplanetary scintillation, interfering signals and nearly isotropic antennas that see strong sources such as the Sun and Jupiter at all times.
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Jones, D. L., Marsh, K., Mahoney, M., Kuiper, T., Linfield, R., Preston, R., Unwin, S., Shepherd, M., Erickson, W., Weiler, K.. 1996-01-01. Full-Sky Imaging at Low Frequencies. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060042049
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