Sensor resolution

Sensor resolution

Under the Treaty on Open Skies, a sensor's ability to collect useful data depends upon the permitted ground resolution. Sensors are subject to specified sensor ground resolution limits. Ground resolution limits are 30 centimetres for optical and video cameras; 50 centimetres for infrared line scanners; and 3 metres for synthetic aperture radar.

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Category: Arms control
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