J. V. Van Zyl, R. Carande, Y. Lou, T. Miller, K. Wheeler
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The NASA/JPL Three-frequency Polarimetric Airsar System
The NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory Airborne Synthetic Aperture Radar (JPL AIRSAR) system has now completed four flight campaigns. The authors describe the current state of this system and provide insight into how flight seasons are planned for this instrument. The data processors and data products are described. A table containing relevant system parameters is provided.