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Publications

Development and Results for a New Software Defined Radar: The SLIMSDR

Next-Generation Software Defined Radar: First Results

SAR Imaging from Stratospheric Balloons: First Results

SlimSAR for Research in Advanced SAR Applications

Multi-Capability SAR for Geoscience Research

Estimation of residual motion error in airborne InSAR based on backprojection and multisquint techniques

Estimation of Residual Motion Errors in Airborne SAR Interferometry Based on Time-Domain Backprojection and Multisquint Techniques

Evaluation of an airborne SAR system for deformation mapping: A case study over the Slumgullion landslide

Airborne DInSAR Results Using Time-Domain Backprojection Algorithm: A Case Study Over the Slumgullion Landslide in Colorado With Validation Using Spaceborne SAR, Airborne LiDAR, and Ground-Based Observations

Rapid install SAR: Using available aircraft for short-term, high-yield data collects

Differential interferometry SAR at multiple frequencies over the Slumgullion Earthflow

Generalized Frequency Scaling and Backprojection for LFM-CW SAR Processing

Multi-frequency, polarimetric interferometry results from a SWaP limited SAR

The aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, imaged with the modular, multi-band SlimSAR

SAR imaging of Arctic Sea Ice from an unmanned aircraft as part of the MIZOPEX project

Design of a compact, modular, multi-frequency band, multi-mode, multi-channel synthetic aperture radar

Experimental results of repeat-pass SAR employing a visual pilot guidance system

Multi-frequency, single-aperture SAR

Developments in compact high-performance synthetic aperture radar systems for use on small Unmanned Aircraft

The SlimSAR: A Compact, Flexible, High-Performance, Polarimetric, Multi-Band SAR for Operation on a Small UAS

New Advances in LFM-CW SAR: Theoretical Developments and Practical Applications

Theoretical and practical design considerations for a small, multi-band SAR: The SlimSAR

The MicroASAR experiment on CASIE-09

Using the MicroASAR on the NASA SIERRA UAS in the Characterization of Arctic Sea Ice Experiment

The SlimSAR: A small, multi-frequency, Synthetic Aperture Radar for UAS operation

Coherent multi-frequency-band resolution enhancement for Synthetic Aperture Radar

Generalized Frequency-Domain SAR Processing

Along-Track Resolution Enhancement Forwide-Bandwidth, Low-Frequency SAR by Accounting for the Wavelength Change over the Bandwidth

Improved SAR Motion Compensation without Interpolation

Theory and Application of Motion Compensation for LFM-CW SAR

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