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Radar 2020: The future of radar systems
2015 IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium (IGARSS), 2015The first radar was patented 110 years ago. Fast forward to today, radar applications have become ubiquitous in typical applications i.e. speed control, air traffic control, airborne and space-borne missions, military applications and remote sensing. Research for medical radar applications is also progressing well for breast cancer detection and tumor ...
Werner Wiesbeck +5 more
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2011 4th IEEE International Workshop on Computational Advances in Multi-Sensor Adaptive Processing (CAMSAP), 2011
The spatial diversity of multistatic systems and the development of efficient fusion strategies have increased the research interest in Non Cooperative Target Recognition (NCTR) techniques. This paper proposes a correlation-based classification algorithm where the information on the target class is provided by the sensors of the system and the final ...
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The spatial diversity of multistatic systems and the development of efficient fusion strategies have increased the research interest in Non Cooperative Target Recognition (NCTR) techniques. This paper proposes a correlation-based classification algorithm where the information on the target class is provided by the sensors of the system and the final ...
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Radar Polarimetry: Applications to Radar Systems
1994The topic of this chapter is vector signal processing in polarimetric radars, which require simultaneous signal reception through two orthogonally polarized channels.
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Electrical Engineering, 1946
IN the comparatively brief history of its development, the radar art has passed quickly through the general practitioner stage into the stage of many specialists. Today there are a dozen or more highly developed fields of specialization, all essential to the development of a new radar system.
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IN the comparatively brief history of its development, the radar art has passed quickly through the general practitioner stage into the stage of many specialists. Today there are a dozen or more highly developed fields of specialization, all essential to the development of a new radar system.
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