Cover Letter (Feb 02, 1999)

0066-EX-PL-1999 Text Documents

Brigham Young University

1999-03-05ELS_3792

DEPARTMENT OP ELECTRICAL AND _ compuTer ENGINEERING BRIGHAM YOUNG UNverstry 459 cuype suLoNG ro BOX 24099 provo, urax $4602—4099 (Bot) 378—4012 / rAX (Bor) 378—6586 2 Feb. 1999 FCC Experimental Radio Service P.O. Box 358320 Pittsburgh, PA 15251—5320 To Whom It May Concern, On behalf of my colleagues and myself, we would like to apply for an Experimental Radio Service authorization to operate a low—power research radar system which we are developing for NASA. The system is a small interferometric synthetic aperture radar {IFSAR) system which will be used to study changes in terrain over time as part of NASA‘s Global Change Initiative. We have been previously granted a STA authorization (file number S—2353—EX—96) for this experiment. Attached is an FCC Form 442 and a check to cover the filing fee. I hope we have provided enough information to enable a favorable approval decision. This experiment is important in the development of advanced radar remote sensing systems. If you have questions, concerns or require further clarification, please don‘t hesitate to contact me. Associate Préfessor Electrical and Computer Engineering Dept. Brigham Young University 459 Clyde Building Provo, UT 84602 voice: (801) 378—4383 fax: (801) 378—6586 long@ee.byu.edu


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