UAV-BORNE UWB RADAR FOR SNOWPACK SURVEYS. (8/2018)

In this report we summarize the capabilities and technical characteristics of our UAV-borne UWB radar system, designed for conducting snow surveys. We developed an ultrawideband snow sounder that is capable of imaging snow stratigraphy with a 5 cm range resolution. The radar can be carried by an oct...

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Main Authors: Eckerstorfer, Markus, Jenssen, Rolf Ole Rydeng, Kjellstrup, Andre, Storvold, Rune, Malnes, Eirik, Jacobsen, Svein Ketil
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Language:English
Published: Norut 2018
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/11250/2649630
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spelling ftnorce:oai:norceresearch.brage.unit.no:11250/2649630 2024-06-23T07:45:30+00:00 UAV-BORNE UWB RADAR FOR SNOWPACK SURVEYS. (8/2018) Eckerstorfer, Markus Jenssen, Rolf Ole Rydeng Kjellstrup, Andre Storvold, Rune Malnes, Eirik Jacobsen, Svein Ketil 2018 application/pdf https://hdl.handle.net/11250/2649630 eng eng Norut urn:isbn:978-82-7492-407-9 https://hdl.handle.net/11250/2649630 cristin:1584279 13 Research report 2018 ftnorce 2024-05-27T03:02:36Z In this report we summarize the capabilities and technical characteristics of our UAV-borne UWB radar system, designed for conducting snow surveys. We developed an ultrawideband snow sounder that is capable of imaging snow stratigraphy with a 5 cm range resolution. The radar can be carried by an octocopter UAV in order to carry out airborne snowpack surveys. During a demonstration on Andøya, we showed that the radar was capable of resolving snow stratigraphy in wet snow conditions, as well as detecting a buried person under 1.5 m of wet snow. In this report, we present the results of the demonstration in detail. We furthermore discuss capabilities and incapabilities of our radar system and offer a list of future steps to bring it to an operational status. publishedVersion Report Andøya NORCE vitenarkiv (Norwegian Research Centre) Andøya ENVELOPE(13.982,13.982,68.185,68.185)
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description In this report we summarize the capabilities and technical characteristics of our UAV-borne UWB radar system, designed for conducting snow surveys. We developed an ultrawideband snow sounder that is capable of imaging snow stratigraphy with a 5 cm range resolution. The radar can be carried by an octocopter UAV in order to carry out airborne snowpack surveys. During a demonstration on Andøya, we showed that the radar was capable of resolving snow stratigraphy in wet snow conditions, as well as detecting a buried person under 1.5 m of wet snow. In this report, we present the results of the demonstration in detail. We furthermore discuss capabilities and incapabilities of our radar system and offer a list of future steps to bring it to an operational status. publishedVersion
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author Eckerstorfer, Markus
Jenssen, Rolf Ole Rydeng
Kjellstrup, Andre
Storvold, Rune
Malnes, Eirik
Jacobsen, Svein Ketil
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Jenssen, Rolf Ole Rydeng
Kjellstrup, Andre
Storvold, Rune
Malnes, Eirik
Jacobsen, Svein Ketil
UAV-BORNE UWB RADAR FOR SNOWPACK SURVEYS. (8/2018)
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Jenssen, Rolf Ole Rydeng
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title UAV-BORNE UWB RADAR FOR SNOWPACK SURVEYS. (8/2018)
title_short UAV-BORNE UWB RADAR FOR SNOWPACK SURVEYS. (8/2018)
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