Policy on Intellectual Property Right (IPR)
1 Introduction
2 Relation of SAR
performance and used transmission bandwidth
2.1 EESS SAR
characteristics
2.1.1 Range
resolution
2.1.2 Azimuth
resolution
2.1.3 Functionality
of SAR systems
2.2 RF propagation
versus wideband performance of SAR
3 Applications for high
resolution for EESS SAR
3.1 Trends for the
need of higher resolution information in Earth observations
3.2 Applications
for wideband SAR
3.2.1 National
mapping and cadastre
3.2.2 Public
protection and disaster relief (emergency)
3.2.3 Environmental
monitoring
3.2.4 Food
security
3.2.5 Maritime
safety and security applications
3.2.6 High
precision Sea-/River dike and dam monitoring
3.2.7 Landslide
monitoring (land subsidence and uplift)
3.2.8 Oil-
and gas exploration monitoring
3.2.9 Infrastructure
and civil engineering and construction site monitoring
3.2.10 Applications
in the science & technology research domain
3.2.11 Law
enforcement
3.3 SAR
applications (need for continuity and improvement of SAR images)
3.4 Benefits of
EESS frequency extension of 1 200 MHz around 9 600 MHz
4 Conclusions
5 References and
abbreviations used