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Bi-Static Radio Frequency (RF) Imager Testing

Completed TRL 5 (started at 4, targeting 5)

Description

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Benefits

Balloon platforms working as a constellation will provide improved geolocation precision in pinpointing source locations, relaying data to other airborne or ground command and control centers, and maintaining persistent presence over denied areas

Details

Technology areaCommunications, Navigation, and Orbital Debris Tracking and Characterization Systems > Optical Communications > Optimetrics
ProgramFlight Opportunities (FO)
Lead organizationAir Force Research Laboratory - Kirtland, Kirtland AFB, NM
Start date2018-09-19
End date2019-03-26

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