“synthetic aperture radar”的概念、定义、翻译、参考文献-科学参考

synthetic aperture radar

Space Exploration

An instrument used for broad-area imaging at high resolutions. SAR is not exclusively used in space, and is employed extensively by aircraft for environmental monitoring, Earth resource mapping, and military systems. It measures the reflection of radar pulses (emitted from the shuttle or aircraft) back from the Earth's surface. The use of radar pulses means that the mapping can take place regardless of atmospheric or light conditions. The X-band synthetic aperture radar (X-SAR) was developed by the Agenzia Spaziale Italiana (ASI; Italian Space Agency) and the Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR; German Space Agency) for use in space as part of the Space Radar Laboratory.

Electronics and Electrical Engineering

Mobile imaging radar that sends a stream of radar pulses at right angles to its motion. The timing of the return echoes gives the radar an effective aperture that is much larger than its physical size. This results in much higher-resolution images than would be obtained by looking at echoes from a single pulse. See also side-looking airborne radar.

单词	synthetic aperture radar
释义	synthetic aperture radar Space Exploration An instrument used for broad-area imaging at high resolutions. SAR is not exclusively used in space, and is employed extensively by aircraft for environmental monitoring, Earth resource mapping, and military systems. It measures the reflection of radar pulses (emitted from the shuttle or aircraft) back from the Earth's surface. The use of radar pulses means that the mapping can take place regardless of atmospheric or light conditions. The X-band synthetic aperture radar (X-SAR) was developed by the Agenzia Spaziale Italiana (ASI; Italian Space Agency) and the Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR; German Space Agency) for use in space as part of the Space Radar Laboratory. Electronics and Electrical Engineering Mobile imaging radar that sends a stream of radar pulses at right angles to its motion. The timing of the return echoes gives the radar an effective aperture that is much larger than its physical size. This results in much higher-resolution images than would be obtained by looking at echoes from a single pulse. See also side-looking airborne radar.
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