Polar Radar for Ice Sheet Measurements | PRISM Updates
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Polar Radar for Ice Sheet Measurements | PRISM Updates
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PRISM Updates: SAR allows more effective focus in ice
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Audio version (2.72 MB) - .wav format |
| Video version (4.63 MB) - .mov format | |
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Speaker: John Paden, graduate student, EECS, University of Kansas, 2002. |
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Modified Transcript: We are using synthetic aperture radar to focus the image of the bedrock. Synthetic aperture radar can be compared to the lens on a camera, it bends the light and delays the light such that everything becomes focused in the final image. |
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