Recent Advances in Radar Imaging
A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Earth Sciences".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 March 2022) | Viewed by 5639
Special Issue Editor
Interests: passive radar systems; HF-OTH radars; array processing; neural network applications in target classification; synthetic range profile reconstruction; weather radars signal processing; sea surface fractal modeling for environmental monitoring applications; space debris detection and design of fully digital radar based on photonic technologies
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Dear Colleagues,
This Special Issue aims to gather the latest research results in the area of radar technology using active and/or passive radar imaging techniques in different applications, both military and civilian.
The rapid growth of the technology, the availability of enhanced computational resources, the development of new signal processing techniques, have made the implementation of radar imaging techniques more effective and also feasible on passive radar systems. This class of radars have gained a renewed interest from the worldwide scientific community thanks to their advantages over active radar systems (e.g., covertness, no e.m. emission, low vulnerability to electronic countermeasure, counter-stealth advantage) and to the advances in the technology which have made the realization of real time systems feasible and affordable.
This Special Issue aims at collecting papers on recent advancements in the area of active and/or passive radar imaging covering both passive synthetic-aperture radar (SAR) and inverse synthetic aperture radar (P-ISAR) imaging.
Dr. Amerigo Capria
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- PBR
- bistatic radar
- passive radar
- radar imaging
- SAR
- P-ISAR
- ISAR
- radar target recognition
- synthetic aperture radar
- inverse synthetic aperture radar
- passive multistatic SAR
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