and IMSAR engineers performed the mechanical integration of the NSP-3 system into the Aerosonde aircraft, with radar electronics in the fuselage payload bay and an externally mounted antenna pod. Software integration included the ability to send radar flight plans directly to the Aerosonde operator.

During multiple flights, the fully integrated system demonstrated day-and-night operations, collecting high-resolution , Coherent Change Detection (CCD) imagery and Moving Target Indication (MTI) detections and tracks. The demonstration included precise cross-cueing of the Aerosonde platform’s full-motion video system from MTI targets that were detected and tracked by the radar system, highlighting the NSP-3 radar system as a sensor and platform multiplier.

The combination of the expeditionary Aerosonde platform with the NSP-3 radar system enables advanced intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities in a variety of austere locations and extreme weather conditions.

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