M. Hallikainen, J. Koivula, J. Pulliainen, J. Hyyppa
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In this paper we discuss the possibility to construct an imaging multipolarisation airborne radar by combining the three major radar types (e.g. SAR, radar polarimeter and radar altimeter). Such a radar could provide 3-dimensional information on the backscattering properties of targets. In addition, the use of multiple polarisations would substantially add the amount of information. The applications of this type of radar would include topographic mapping of land, vegetation and ice sheets. This feasibility study was carried out in 1989.