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This archive contains calibrated reduced data record (RDR) radar
data acquired by the quad-pol Airborne Synthetic Aperture Radar
(AIRSAR) instrument mounted on the NASA DC-8 spacecraft during
the Geologic Remote Sensing Field Experiment (GRSFE).
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| Citation |
Evans, D. L., NDC8 EARTH ASAR CALIBRATED REDUCED DATA RECORD
IMAGE V1.0, NDC8-E-ASAR-3-RDR-IMAGE-V1.0, NASA Planetary Data
System, 1991 |
| Digital Object Identifier (DOI) |
10.17189/1519442
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| Data Set Abstract |
AIRSAR flew on NASA's DC-8 and acquired data at multiple
incidence angles and azimuths over selected geological targets,
such as sand dunes, volcanic fields, and alluvial fans. The GRSFE
field areas overflown include the Lunar Crater Volcanic Field,
Lunar Lake, Ubehebe Crater, and Death Valley. AIRSAR data consist
of corrected Stokes matrices for the C, L, and P frequencies and
data often exist for 2 or 3 incidence angles. |
| Search/Access Data |
Geosciences Web Services
Geosciences Online Archives
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| Additional Information |
| Mission Information |
GEOLOGIC REMOTE SENSING FIELD EXPERIMENT
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| Data Set Information |
NDC8-E-ASAR-3-RDR-IMAGE-V1.0 |
| Instrument Host Information |
NDC8
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| Instrument Information |
ASAR
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| Target Information |
EARTH
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