Hazard assessment with SAR-What to expect from the NISAR mission
C Jones, K An, S Staniewicz - EGU General Assembly …, 2022 - ui.adsabs.harvard.edu
NASA's NISAR mission, expected to launch in early 2023, will provide SAR observations of
nearly all Earth's land surfaces and selected ocean and sea ice areas on both ascending
and descending orbits at a 12-day orbit repeat interval. In this talk, mission plans to support
both sustained and event-driven observations for hazard assessment are presented. The
NISAR satellite will carry both L-and S-band instruments, with the L-band instrument
providing the near-global coverage and the S-band acquisitions concentrated in southern …
nearly all Earth's land surfaces and selected ocean and sea ice areas on both ascending
and descending orbits at a 12-day orbit repeat interval. In this talk, mission plans to support
both sustained and event-driven observations for hazard assessment are presented. The
NISAR satellite will carry both L-and S-band instruments, with the L-band instrument
providing the near-global coverage and the S-band acquisitions concentrated in southern …
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