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In this two-part paper, an integrated maritime surveillance (IMS) system, based on high-frequency surface-wave radars (HFSWR), is described. IMS provides low-cost, 24-hour, real-time, over-the-horizon surveillance of large ocean areas, out to the 200 ...
Ponsford, A, Sevgi, L, Chan, HC
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Novel multi-mode shortwave broadcast transmitting antenna array. [PDF]
Yao W, Gao H, Tian Y, Lu T, Zhang X.
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Radar Space-Time Processing for Range-Folded Spread-Doppler Clutter Mitigation
Pulsed radars have an ambiguous relationship between range and velocity which is proportional to the pulse repetition frequency (PRF), leading to potential tradeoffs.
Lee, William Weiham
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Geospace Plume and Its Impact on Dayside Magnetopause Reconnection Rate. [PDF]
Zou Y +8 more
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Performance Analyses of a RAIM Algorithm for Kalman Filter with GPS and NavIC Constellations. [PDF]
Bhattacharyya S.
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Exploring the Interior of Europa with the Europa Clipper. [PDF]
Roberts JH +61 more
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Simulation of ionospheric effects and their mitigation for the ESA BIOMASS P-band space-based radar
The European Space Agency (ESA) is conducting Phase A studies of a 435 MHz low-earth orbiting polarimetric synthetic aperture radar (SAR) called BIOMASS.
Quegan, Shaun, Rogers, Neil
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International audienceTo cover a large area, the use of HF radars is preferred to classical radars one because HF radars are not limited by EM horizon. On counterpart, antennas of HF radars are huge and ionospheric and surface clutters disturb the use of
Khenchaf, Ali, Vaitilingom, Laurent
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The P-band synthetic aperture radar of the European Space Agency BIOMASS mission will be affected by ionospheric phase scintillation at high latitudes, which introduces a random high-order azimuth phase error.
Li, Zhuo +3 more
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Enhanced detection of small targets in ocean clutter for high frequency surface wave radar
The small target detection in High Frequency Surface Wave Radar is limited by the presence of various clutter and interference. Several novel signal processing techniques are developed to improve the system detection performance.
Lu, Xiaoli
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