Passive corner reflectors, made typically of metal plates, are widely used as point targets in synthetic aperture radar (SAR) and SAR interferometry (InSAR) applications. Drawbacks of such corner reflectors include: (i) high cost, especially when many reflectors are required for monitoring purposes; (ii) creation of localised ground motion in soft or unstable soils; and (iii) attractiveness for thieves. We tested several lower-cost and lighter weight materials for making corner reflectors. A cub
A low-cost passive corner reflector design for SAR and InSAR applications
Saeed Azadnejad·S. Donohue·A. Trafford·A. White·J. Chambers·Ben Dashwood·E.P. Holohan·Fiachra E. O'Loughlin
