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Friendly Synthetic Aperture Radar Signal Processing and Interferometric
SAR (InSAR) tutorial was held in our laboratory by Prof. Josaphat for new
students and researchers in Microwave Remote Sensing Laboratory (MRSL)
or Josaphat Laboratory on November 19, 2008. This tutorial discussed in
detail the SAR image processing from raw data to InSAR output. This activity
was attended by our members from Japan, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Mongol and
Iran - small world in our laboratory. We hope this activity could enrich
the ability of each member to promote a new and original SAR technology.
(25 November 2008)
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Opening ceremony of our new laboratory facility, anechoic chamber by cutting
Tumpengan (Indonesian Javanese traditional yellow and white rice cone)
by Prof Josaphat and Prof Nishio, Director of CEReS (27 June 2008).This
anechoic chamber works in frequency 1 - 40 GHz, qualification of Japanese
Department of Defence standard NDS C 0012. This facility is employed for
development of aircraft and microsatellite onboard synthetic aperture radar
(SAR), spectrometer and scatterometer etc.
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Photograph above : Prof Sri Sumantyo (yellow jacket) with students held
ground survey to collect the snow characteristics at Saroma Lake, Hokkaido,
Japan by using Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) data and Microwave Radiometer
18 GHz and 36 GHz on February 16 23, 2007. The respons of SAR and Microwave
Radiometer with snow and ice thickness, salinity, snow and ice crystal,
polarization etc has been collected.
Saroma Lake has specific sea water characteristics, because this lake connect
directly to Ohotsk Sea. Therefore this lake is very interesting to hold
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Left : Science promotion by Dr Sri Sumantyo at Semi Palar Kindergarten
& Elementary Schools, Bandung, Indonesia on September 13, 2006 [detail].
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