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Re: Skyvision post# 76235

Thursday, 05/24/2007 4:28:50 PM

Thursday, May 24, 2007 4:28:50 PM

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I don't think so....

Both SAR and ISAR have the same underlying theory, the main difference is the geometry configuration. In SAR imaging, the radar is flying in the space, and the object
is stationary, while in ISAR imaging, the object is moving and the radar is stationary. But only the relative movement between the object and the radar is important.

may I kindly refer to you the following wiki site:-

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverse_synthetic_aperture_radar

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