MetaSAR-C
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MetaSensing MetaSAR-C airborne C-band synthetic aperture radar.
MetaSAR-C is an airborne C-band synthetic aperture radar developed by MetaSensing, operating in C-band with a chirp bandwidth of 300 MHz and sub-metre range resolution. The system supports fully polarimetric acquisition (HH, VV, HV, VH) in stripmap mode, dual-polarisation interferometric InSAR, and bistatic InSAR configurations using two aircraft. Physical form factor is 50x50x50 cm, mass 30 kg, peak power under 200 W, with flat panel microstrip antennas. MetaSAR-C has been deployed operationally on Cessna and similar light aircraft platforms. Demonstrated campaigns include the ESA WaddenSAR bistatic C-band experiment in 2022, in which two aircraft flew a 26-degree bistatic angle over the Wadden Sea intertidal zone.[1][2][3]
- SAR backscatter imaging
WaddenSAR 2022 and SARSense campaigns confirmed C-band SAR backscatter imaging
- InSAR - surface deformation
MetaSAR-C supports single-pass and repeat-pass interferometry in stripmap mode
- Polarimetric SAR - target decomposition
MetaSAR-C full quad-pol HH/HV/VH/VV supports polarimetric SAR decomposition
- SAR backscatter - change detection
C-band multi-temporal backscatter change detection
- Optical-SAR data fusion
MetaSAR-C C-band data compatible with optical-SAR fusion
- [1]MetaSAR product page, MetaSensingoperator marketing2026-06-11
- [2]ESA WaddenSAR project campaign report, MetaSensingoperator press2026-06-11
- [3]WaddenSAR campaign, ESA Earth Onlineagency doc2026-06-11