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Three-dimensional through-the-wall imaging with multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) radar
Journal of Electromagnetic Waves and Applications, 2014One of the main drawbacks of three-dimensional (3-D) through-the-wall imaging (TWI) with synthetic aperture radar is the long data acquisition time. The movement of the target during the long data collection time in TWI causes smearing and target displacement in the image.
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Science in China Series E: Technological Sciences, 2008
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Zhao, GuangHui +2 more
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2014 Oceans - St. John's, 2014
High-frequency (HF) radar systems located at the coast are well-known as a measurement tool for synoptic online mapping of ocean surface current fields. These radars use surface electromagnetic wave propagation coupled to the salty ocean surface and are capable of monitoring thousands of square kilometers of the ocean surface.
Anna Dzvonkovskaya +5 more
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High-frequency (HF) radar systems located at the coast are well-known as a measurement tool for synoptic online mapping of ocean surface current fields. These radars use surface electromagnetic wave propagation coupled to the salty ocean surface and are capable of monitoring thousands of square kilometers of the ocean surface.
Anna Dzvonkovskaya +5 more
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International Journal of Communication Systems
SummaryMultiple‐input multiple‐output (MIMO) radar, employing multiple transmitters and receivers, enhances radar capabilities. It detects and tracks objects like aircraft and ships using radio waves. Compared with traditional phased‐array radar, MIMO systems offer greater flexibility, improving angular resolution and target detection.
Sheetal G. Jagtap, Ashwini S. Kunte
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SummaryMultiple‐input multiple‐output (MIMO) radar, employing multiple transmitters and receivers, enhances radar capabilities. It detects and tracks objects like aircraft and ships using radio waves. Compared with traditional phased‐array radar, MIMO systems offer greater flexibility, improving angular resolution and target detection.
Sheetal G. Jagtap, Ashwini S. Kunte
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Mixed multiple input multiple output (MIMO) radar
2022CROUCH STEPHEN, LI CHUNSHU
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Simultaneous beamforming and multiple input-multiple output (MIMO) schemes in radar system
2022WANG DAN, RAO SANDEEP, AHMAD ADEEL
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BISTATIC MULTIPLE-INPUT MULTIPLE-OUTPUT (MIMO) RADAR IN CELLULAR NETWORKS
2023DUAN WEIMIN +2 more
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Time Reversal in Multiple-Input Multiple-Output Radar
IEEE Journal on Selected Topics in Signal Processing, 2010Yuanwei Jin +2 more
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