Slope Radar It is a ground-based interferometric synthetic aperture radar. Slope deformation monitoring radar is also known as slope radar, synthetic aperture radar, ground-penetrating radar, ground-based remote sensing radar, etc., and is a device used for monitoring slope stability.

Its main function is to collect the relative displacement of the monitored area, providing data support for geological and operational personnel to monitor the deformation of the monitored area, achieving risk management and improving work and production efficiency.

Based on the principles of synthetic aperture radar and interferometric radar, it provides medium-term/imminent warning information and continuous spatiotemporal deformation monitoring for geological disasters such as landslides and collapses.

Portable slope radar is electronically scanned, without mechanical sliding or rotating mechanical structures. Based on microwave interferometry and synthetic aperture technology, it does not require proximity to the target, nor does it require sensor installation in the target area. It performs real-time online extraction of minute displacement information from the observation scene, with the monitoring index being surface displacement.