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Lunar Radar Sounding for Ice Deposits and Subsurface Void Detection: Preliminary System Design and Performance Analysis
Shallow lunar subsurface characterization is a key requirement for future exploration activities, particularly for in situ resource utilization and the identification of protected environments for human and robotic operations. This work presents the preliminary design and performance assessment of a
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