P.M.R

Us Teaching SAR

High-Level Project Summary

We didn't really "develop" something, because this particular challenge isn't asking us to do so. What we did is trying to help people get a better understanding of what Synthetic Aperture Radar is, how it works and where do we use this technology. I would not say that it "solves the challenge", since the challenge is not a problem to solve to begin with. And it is important because Synthetic Aperture Radar provides us with very crucial data that humanity uses to solve problems, save lives and discover new things.

Link to Project "Demo"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtEs7mMuWt0

Link to Final Project

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/17vdgsw2Pe_M9DRw5Hrdo4q6sA3qvTOTE

Detailed Project Description

It helps people understand what is Synthetic Aperture Radar in a simple yet effective way. We hope to achive an informative and understandable video that explains SAR in a simple way. We used Power Point, Word, Fusion360, Lightworks Studio, Geforce Experience' Shadowplayer, Wetransfer and Discord

Space Agency Data

We used NASA and ESA data to understand what Synthetic Aperture Radar is, how it works and what it's uses are. The data we gathered from the agency data archives were very useful and informative. They contributed a lot to our efforts.

Hackathon Journey

We would describe our experience as tiresome yet informative and enjoyable. Sure, we learned what SAR is but more importantly we learned we should be more organized and percise. We chose this challenge because it suited our interests and abilities better. Our approach to this challenge was being as original as possible, that's why we made our very own radar model and short animation. Our biggest issue was time and planning which ... we couldn't really resolve. But we think we did the best we could with the time and experience we had.