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The Perspective of SAR Satellite Application for ISS Imaging

The paper argues that inverse synthetic aperture synthesis technology can be applied to carry out the Earth remote sensing satellites (ERS) adaptation for the International Space Station (ISS) image receiving. Based on the existing model in 3D-MAX and ISS trajectory, we calculated ISS radar projection. Our model produced the radio hologram, which was formed as an array of single signals reflected from the station surface. As a result, the bright inverse SAR image of the ISS was achieved. It can be used as a visual demonstration of the ERS system operation.