Abstract
took place during 1991 and the first radar tests were conducted in early 1992. From the fall of 1992 onwards, field campaigns and evaluation studies have been conducted as a joint effort between FOA and MIT Lincoln Laboratory in the US. This article will focus on experiences concerning foliage penetration with the system. First the authors touch upon the CARABAS system characteristics, outline the arguments behind a large-fractional-bandwidth VHF-band SAR approach to foliage penetration, and finally present some early experimental results. The authors refer to other papers, for a fuller explanation of the system, for more details of image calibration and for results concerning underground imaging.
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