SARLab: Computational SAR

Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) imagery uses radar signals to generate high-resolution images of Earth's surface, regardless of weather or lighting conditions. By measuring the time and intensity of radar pulses reflected from the ground, SAR captures detailed information on terrain, structures, and changes over time, making it essential for applications like environmental monitoring, disaster response, and surveillance. The SARLab (Computational SAR) at RSL focuses on the understanding of the entire data processing chain of airborne and drone-based synthetic aperture radar systems: from SAR campaign planning through raw data focusing, calibration and validation to value-adding products.