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      Study on Geosynchronous Circular SAR

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          Abstract

          The concept of Geosynchronous Circular SAR (Geo-CSAR) is introduced in this paper. With the design of the geosynchronous orbit parameters, a near-circular satellite sub-track could be formed to enable the staring imaging mode, which supports the advanced applications for wide-field and 3-D information acquisition under long-term consistent observation. This paper also analyzes Geo-CSAR's imaging formation capabilities, and concludes its attractive advantages over low-earth orbit spaceborne SAR in terms of instantaneous coverage, consistent observing area, 3-D positioning accuracy and etc.. Encouraging expectations for Geo-CSAR thus could be positively predicted in military investigation and disaster monitoring management applications.

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          Journal
          Journal of Radars
          Chinese Academy of Sciences
          01 June 2015
          : 4
          : 3
          : 241-253
          Affiliations
          [1 ] Institute of Electronics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
          Article
          6fd385408d51480b902fdfcc0888e349
          10.12000/JR15062
          f249a55a-5700-4ccd-840d-f6fe27d21d67

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          Technology (General)
          T1-995

          Remote sensing,Electrical engineering
          3-D imaging,Wide-field consistent observation,Circular SAR (CSAR),Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR),Geosynchronous orbit,Earth observation

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