Radar Signal Processing Technology

Dear Colleagues,

Radar is used to detect, locate, and image targets on the ground, on the sea, in the air, in space, and even below the ground. It can attain a large detection range, a high location accuracy, and a fine imaging resolution. It can operate in all weather conditions at all times. These advantages have led to its wide application in military, civilian, and scientific fields. For years, it has experienced a steady growth, with advances in radio-frequency technology, antenna technology, and signal processing technology. Especially, in recent years, signal processing technology has played a more and more important role in the improvement in radar performance, the extension of radar application, and the development of new radar systems. The higher and higher requirements of radar have brought not only increasingly more opportunities but also growing challenges to radar signal processing.

This Special Issue aims to collect contributions reporting recent developments in the field of radar signal processing. It is a good platform for people to exchange their ideas and methods to promote the research in this field. We are pleased to invite you to present breakthrough, innovative, and high-level work about radar signal processing technology.

In this Special Issue, original research articles and reviews are welcome. The scope of this Special Issue includes but is not limited to the following topics:

• Radar systems;
• Radar applications;
• SAR/ISAR;
• Motion estimation and compensation;
• Image enhancement;
• Target detection and recognition;
• Moving-target detection and tracking;
• InSAR/InISAR;
• Array signal processing;
• Cognitive radar technology;
• Waveform design and optimization;
• Radar jamming/anti-jamming technology.

We look forward to receiving your contributions.

Prof. Dr. Junfeng Wang
Dr. Zenghui Zhang
Dr. Hao Yan
Guest Editors

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