Geography, asked by suniltade, 1 year ago

The distance between the two satellites (or orbits) in the plane perpendicular to the orbit is called the interferometer:

Answers

Answered by shyamg
0

The distance between the two satellites (or orbits) in the plane perpendicular to the orbit is called the interferometer baseline and its projection perpendicular to the slant range is the perpendicular baseline.

Answered by Arslankincsem
0

The statement given here is true.


The distance in plane perpendicular or between two satellite sheers to orbit is known as the interferometer baseline and the projection that is perpendicular to it is called as the interference meter baseline.


InSAR is the radar technique used in the remote sensing and geodesy.  

Similar questions