Applications and New Trends in Metrology for Radar/LiDAR-Based Systems (Third Edition)
A special issue of Remote Sensing (ISSN 2072-4292). This special issue belongs to the section "Remote Sensing Image Processing".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 December 2025 | Viewed by 87
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Interests: signal processing; data and image analysis; satellite remote sensing; sensor networks; machine learning applied to satellite images
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Interests: radar systems; adaptive beamforming; tracking algorithms; systems engineering
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Interests: statistical signal processing; radar signal detection and estimation theory; statistical learning and classification; harmonic radar applications
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Following the success of the previous Special Issue (Applications and New Trends in Metrology for Radar/LiDAR-Based Systems), a new one has been launched.
The scope of this Special Issue is to provide an overview of methods and instruments for, as well as practical experience with, testing LiDAR and radar systems and subsystems (land-based, shipborne, and onboard drones, aircraft, and satellites), as well as to obtain measurements of environmental features through remote sensing applications. Specifically, topics relevant to this Special Issue include instrument test equipment for verification and validation in the industry, at customer sites, or in the field of operation; automation and remote test equipment; virtual reality technologies; and both LiDAR and radar remote sensing applications.
Other topics relevant to this Special Issue are the state-of-the-art radar system architectures and related digital and software technologies; cognitive radars and the analysis of human-in-the-loop aspects in radar systems; dual-function radar communications and radar systems; waveform design; radar detection theory and radar signal processing; theory, algorithms, and applications (RTAA); target classification; micromotion estimation.
We are collecting papers from university researchers and industry specialists who are involved in conceiving, designing, installing, operating, and testing radar systems for both civilian and defense applications, as well as users and governmental/international agencies. We also invite authors from industries that provide instruments to test radar performance to submit a paper on one or more of the aforementioned topics.
Dr. Silvia Liberata Ullo
Prof. Dr. Alfonso Farina
Dr. Harun Taha Hayvaci
Guest Editors
Manuscript Submission Information
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Keywords
- radar and LiDAR systems
- radar and LiDAR data measurements and processing
- remote sensing applications
- land-based, shipborne, and onboard drones, aircraft, and satellites
- cognitive radars
- human-in-the-loop aspects in radar systems
- dual-function radar communications
- waveform diversity and design
- adaptive radar waveform design
- radar detection theory
- radar signal processing: theory, algorithms, and applications (RTAA)
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