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Proceedings of the IEEE, 1988
Three methods of imaging aircraft from the ground with microwave radar with quality suitable for aircraft target recognition are described. The imaging methods are based on a self-calibration procedure called adaptive beamforming that compensates for the severe geometric distortion inherent in any imaging system that is large enough to achieve the high
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Three methods of imaging aircraft from the ground with microwave radar with quality suitable for aircraft target recognition are described. The imaging methods are based on a self-calibration procedure called adaptive beamforming that compensates for the severe geometric distortion inherent in any imaging system that is large enough to achieve the high
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2016
Radar breast imaging (RBI) involves the illumination of the breast with a microwave pulse. If a tumour is present, backscattered radar signals are generated due to the dielectric contrast between normal and tumour tissue at microwave frequencies. These backscattered signals are processed by an RBI beamformer to identify the presence and location of any
Muhammad Adnan Elahi +5 more
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Radar breast imaging (RBI) involves the illumination of the breast with a microwave pulse. If a tumour is present, backscattered radar signals are generated due to the dielectric contrast between normal and tumour tissue at microwave frequencies. These backscattered signals are processed by an RBI beamformer to identify the presence and location of any
Muhammad Adnan Elahi +5 more
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Microwave System for Head Imaging
IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement, 2014A wideband microwave system for head imaging is presented. The system includes an array of 16 corrugated tapered slot antennas that are installed on an adjustable platform. A switching device is used to enable the antennas to sequentially send a wideband 1-4 GHz microwave signal and capture the backscattered signals.
Mohammed, Beadaa J. +3 more
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An imaging microwave radiometerâ€
International Journal of Remote Sensing, 1983Abstract The phase A study of an imaging microwave radiometer (IMR) has been completed, for ESA, by a team of contractors led by BAe. The instrument design which was established during this study is described in this paper. The IMR would be able to measure the intensity of radiation in the microwave band at a number of specific frequencies.
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Superhigh image resolution for microwave imaging
International Journal of Imaging Systems and Technology, 1990AbstractAlgorithms for extrapolating the scattered field along the frequency direction and the azimuthal direction are developed and analyzed. Their effects on the image resolution for polar format processing and rectangular format processing are discussed.
Ta-Yung Liu +2 more
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A Numerical Approach to Microwave Imaging
18th European Microwave Conference, 1988, 1988A numerical approach is proposed that aims to detect, by means of interrogating microwaves, the locations, shapes, and dielectric properties of unknown bodies inside an investigation volume. The integral vector equation of electromagnetic scattering is numerically inverted by the moment method in terms of the distribution of the equivalent electric ...
S. Caorsi +2 more
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Second International Conference on Detection of Abandoned Land Mines, 1998
MIcrowave Imaging eXcavator (MIIX) is based on transmitting and receiving antennas mounted within a cylindrical auger, a stepped frequency CW transmitter/receiver, and an artificial neural network (ANN) imaging processor, all controlled by a small computer.
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MIcrowave Imaging eXcavator (MIIX) is based on transmitting and receiving antennas mounted within a cylindrical auger, a stepped frequency CW transmitter/receiver, and an artificial neural network (ANN) imaging processor, all controlled by a small computer.
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2009
Although the theme of this book is radar remote sensing, imaging with passive microwave is a complementary technology that warrants an introduction to identify its role alongside radar. This chapter lays the framework for passive microwave imaging, drawing in part from the scattering treatment developed for imaging radar in Chapt ...
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Although the theme of this book is radar remote sensing, imaging with passive microwave is a complementary technology that warrants an introduction to identify its role alongside radar. This chapter lays the framework for passive microwave imaging, drawing in part from the scattering treatment developed for imaging radar in Chapt ...
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Microwave imaging and microwave induced thermoacoustic tomography
2015 IEEE International Conference on Microwaves, Communications, Antennas and Electronic Systems (COMCAS), 2015Breast cancer imaging by microwaves has been investigated intensively over the past two decades due to the potentially high electrical contrasts between malignant tumors and normal breast tissue, but so far clinically successful systems have been rare.
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Image understanding in microwave diversity imaging [PDF]
1987 Antennas and Propagation Society International Symposium, 2005 Yuhsyen Shen +3 more
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