Advances in Radar Technology for Remote Sensing

Dear Colleagues,

This Special Issue intends to present scholarly papers that address advances in radar technology for remote sensing purposes.

In the last two decades, radars have become one of the most important instruments for remote sensing in several fields, from monitoring vast regions to borehole inspection.

Radar technology is evolving very quickly, and we are likely close to changes in remote sensing paradigms. Nowadays, there are several open challenges related to emerging radar technologies. For example, multiple-input multiple-output radar could improve acquisition time; radar operating at high frequencies could reduce the sizes of sensors; unmanned aerial vehicles could be used to cover the gaps between satellites and terrestrial radar; and three-dimensional radar could be used to monitor crucial infrastructure such as tunnels.

This Special Issue aims to collect and present advances in the following topics:

• Radar techniques for remote sensing;
• Ground-based synthetic aperture radar (SAR);
• Interferometric radar;
• Multiple-input multiple-output radar;
• Unmanned aerial system-borne radar;
• High-frequency radar;
• Three-dimensional imaging radar;
• Ground-penetrating radar;
• Space-borne SAR;
• Aerial-borne SAR.

You are invited to submit your high-quality manuscripts for publication in this Special Issue.

Dr. Lapo Miccinesi
Prof. Dr. Massimiliano Pieraccini 
Guest Editors

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