A VERY SHORT PULSE C-BAND RADAR FOR CREVASSE DETECTION

A very short pulse C-band radar system to detect hidden crevasses in Antarctica has been developed. The characteristics of the new radar system are shown. A preliminary experiment to measure the distances of four targets made of plywood board was done in a laboratory to confirm the fundamental chara...

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Main Authors: スイヅ タケシ, ウラツカ セイホ, タカハシ アキラ, ヤマサキ ヒロミチ, カマタ ミツヒコ, オカモト ケンイチ, ニシオ フミヒコ, ワタナベ オキツグ, Takeshi SUITZ, Seiho URATSUKA, Akira TAKAHASHI, Hiromichi YAMASAKI, Mitsuhiko KAMATA, Ken'ichi OKAMOTO, Fumihiko NISHIO, Okitsugu WATANABE
Format: Report
Language:English
Published: Communications Research Laboratory 1991
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Summary:A very short pulse C-band radar system to detect hidden crevasses in Antarctica has been developed. The characteristics of the new radar system are shown. A preliminary experiment to measure the distances of four targets made of plywood board was done in a laboratory to confirm the fundamental characteristics of the radar. Another preliminary experiment to detect the walls of a pit dug in a snow pile was performed by the radar to determine the usefulness of this radar for crevasse detection.