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- Bistatic_imaging abstract "Bistatic imaging is a technique for using imaging using bistatic radar (two radar instruments, with one emitting and one receiving). The result is a more detailed image than would have been rendered with just one radar instrument. Bistatic imaging can be useful in differentiating between ice and rock on the surface of a remote target, such as the moon, due to the different ways that radar reflects off these objects—with ice, the radar instruments would detect "volume scattering", and with rock, the more traditional surface scattering would be detected.".
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- Bistatic_imaging subject Category:Imaging.
- Bistatic_imaging subject Category:Radar.
- Bistatic_imaging comment "Bistatic imaging is a technique for using imaging using bistatic radar (two radar instruments, with one emitting and one receiving). The result is a more detailed image than would have been rendered with just one radar instrument.".
- Bistatic_imaging label "Bistatic imaging".
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- Bistatic_imaging sameAs Q4918494.
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