论文信息 - Motion compensation for unmanned aerial vehicle's synthetic aperture radar

Motion compensation for unmanned aerial vehicle's synthetic aperture radar

The paper presents a method of calculation of motion correction parameters for a Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) installed on an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV). The UAV on-board system consists of a Radar Sensor, an Antenna System, a SAR Processor and a Navigation System. The main task of the navigation part is to determine the vector of difference between a theoretical and a real trajectory of the UAV's center of gravity. The paper includes chosen results of experiments obtained during ground tests.

Michal Labowski | Piotr Kaniewski

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