Technical Developments in Radar—Processing and Application (2nd Edition)

Dear Colleagues,

With the development of new radar systems such as multi-input-multiple-output (MIMO) radar, frequency diversity array (FDA) radar, networked radar, cognitive radar, ubiquitous radar, distributed radar, passive radar, etc., radar data acquisition methods have gradually evolved from single-band, single-polarization, single-angle, etc., to multi-frequency, multi-polarization, multi-angle acquisitions. The multi-dimensional signal processing for radar is gradually developed to meet the needs of complex radar target detection, parameter estimation, target tracking, and target recognition. Improvement of radar processing capability is the core issue for the application of the novel radar systems. Therefore, the research on signal and data processing, classification, and remote sensing has extremely important theoretical value and practical significance.

The objective of this Special Issue is to provide a forum for radar researchers to present their recent advances in the field. Radar processing (signal, data, and images processing) is closely related to remote sensing.

Suggested themes and article types for submissions.

1. Radar waveform design and optimization technology;
2. Radar array processing technology;
3. Radar polarization processing technology;
4. Radar anti-interference technology;
5. Radar target detection technology;
6. Radar target tracking technology;
7. Radar target recognition technology;
8. Radar imaging technology;
9. AI for radar processing;
10. Novel radar system and processing.

Dr. Xiaolong Chen
Prof. Dr. Shuwen Xu
Dr. Luca Pallotta
Guest Editors

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