Selected Papers of Microwave and Radar Week (MRW 2020)

Dear Colleagues,

Recent developments in systems involving remote sensing methods and technologies are reflected in numerous ideas and realizations of high-frequency electronics. Remote sensing, traditionally realized in systems like radars, has received attention fields such as agriculture, IoT, physics, and many others. Contactless sensors—especially those operating at large distances—have become an important part of modern technology.

Microwave and Radar Week (MRW 2020), https://mrw2020.org/, consisting of four conferences related to RF, microwaves, radars, signal processing, and THz frequency techniques, will gather papers reporting the newest advances and scientific results in the realization of RF, microwaves, THz, radar and signal processing devices, systems, and methods—especially those intended for future technology and techniques.

The aim of this Special Issue is to present the latest research results in all areas presented during MRW 2020, especially in the area of widely understood remote sensing and sensors. The contributions from leading experts in these fields of research will be collected and presented in this Special Issue. Topics include, but are not limited to:

  * Microwave and THz radar imaging techniques;

  * RF and microwave components used for remote sensing applications;

  * Target recognition and classification in radar images;

  * SAR and ISAR techniques for remote sensing application;

  * Advances in large distributed systems related to remote sensing;

  * Advances in measurement methods and systems related to remote sensing;

  * Applications of remote sensing;

  * Signal processing for remote sensing.

  * Microwave and wireless technologies and applications,

  * Radar technologies and applications

  * Advances in signal processing and its applications, particularly in radar communications.

 

Prof. Dr. Paolo Colantonio
Prof. Konrad Jedrzejewski
Prof. Adam Abramowicz
Guest Editors

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