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What limitations are there on the direction a sensor can look?

By Scott D. Brown - Posted on 08 September 2008

None. Although the DIRSIG model is primarily used for "overhead" or "downlooking" geometries, the platform location and orientation model allows the user to point the simulated sensors in any direction (up, down, slant, etc.).

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