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Autonomous deployment of the UAVSAR radar instrument
The UAVSAR program was formed to provide repeat pass radar interferometry on an uninhabited aircraft platform.12 The UAVSAR imaging radar system is housed in an external unpressurized pod that may be attached to an Uninhabited Aerial Vehicle (UAV), although initial flight tests were performed aboard a Gulfstream-III aircraft with flight test personnel on-board. Since the radar science missions are to be eventually flown without an on-board operator, all data collection must be performed autonomously from take-off to landing.