Abstract

We present a down-looking synthetic aperture imaging ladar demonstrator and its experiments over 1.2 km in the field. The achieved imaging resolution is in agreement with the theoretical design, and the resulting two-dimensional image is satisfied. The capability to eliminate the influence from atmospheric turbulence is fully proven by the experiments.

© 2014 Chinese Optics Letters

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