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South Korea: an airborne synthetic aperture radar

Seoul, South Korea - The sensor under development in the Asian country would be able to detect objects concealed behind hills within 15 km

South Korea's Ministry of Defence would have recently unveiled that a new synthetic aperture radar able to detect the presence of object concealed by exploiting particular ground characteristics, would be under development. This radar system would have been named KOMSAR and it could be used in order to detect infrastructures hidden for example behind hills within a 15 km range. Moreover, such apparatus...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 108406
Rome, Italy, 11/24/2004 16:13
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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