Aresys at Living Planet Symposium 2022
Aresys was delighted to take part to the 2022 Living Planet Symposium in Bonn from the 23rd to the 27th May. The Symposium, organi...
30 May, 2022SARDESK is the efficient SAR data simulation toolkit for End to End performance assessment.
SAR DESK Application Fields
Possibility to generate and work with realistic SAR data before the real SAR system is in operations
Generation of SAR simulated data at different processing levels
Generation of different types of scenes (point/distributed targets, complex 3D targets, …)
End-to-end SAR system verification and validation
Analysis of impacts on data of system parameters updates and instrument anomalies
SAR DESK Components
GSS, the SAR RAW data simulator tool, composed by:
– GSS Engine, the core simulation software, modelling the SAR data acquisition
– GSS Distributed, the extension for distributed scenes simulation, with interferometric capability
– GSS 3D, the module dedicated to model complex targets such as ships, planes
– GSS RT, the real-time signal generator to generate analogic signals from the simulated data
SARFOC, the SAR data focusing tool
SQT, the SAR data quality analysis toolbox
Sample simulated X-band SAR image of an airplane
Sample simulated C-band SAR image of a tanker
Real-time player device (GSS-RT)
GIS-based SAR simulation over Genoa
SAR DESK Main Features
Multi-sensor and multi-bandwidth SAR data simulation, processing and analysis
Fully configurable acquisition geometry and timeline
Radar parameters and antenna pulse-by-pulse
Realistic ground scene modelling supporting GIS and targets motion
Customizable radar electronic chain modelling
Processing kernel ensuring high geometric accuracy, radiometric calibration and phase preservation
State of the art High Performance Computing (HPC) processing solutions (multi-threading, multi-node)
High modularization to guarantee easy and fast chain customisation and reconfiguration, easy configuration through GUI
Analogic raw data signal and NAVI signals played with accurate timing
← Simulated interferogram
Simulated intensity →