Name: Ultra-Wideband Surveillance Radar (Radar, Sonar and Navigation)
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Author: Mark E. Davis
ISBN: 9781839530777

portada Ultra-Wideband Surveillance Radar (Radar, Sonar and Navigation)

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Libro Físico

Autor

Mark E. Davis

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Tapa Dura

ISBN13

9781839530777

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Tecnología del radar

Ultra-Wideband Surveillance Radar (Radar, Sonar and Navigation)

Mark E. Davis (Autor) · · Tapa Dura

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Reseña del libro "Ultra-Wideband Surveillance Radar (Radar, Sonar and Navigation)"

Ultra-Wideband Surveillance Radar is an emerging technology for detecting and characterizing targets and cultural features for military and geosciences applications. To characterize objects near and under severe clutter, it is necessary to have fine range and cross range resolution. The resultant wide bandwidth classifies the systems as ultra-wideband, requiring special treatment in system technology and frequency allocation. This book explores several UWB surveillance radar prototypes, including Hostile Weapons Locator System (HOWLS), Multibeam Modular Surveillance Radar (MMSR), and geoscience synthetic aperture radar (GeoSAR). These prototype radars illustrated the early development of multi-mode capabilities leading to modern radar systems. Based on the results of these prototypes and recent radar technology publications a novel multi-mode, multi-channel radar is presented and analysed. The book begins with a history of airborne surveillance radar, then goes on to provide systematic and detailed coverage of the following topics and technologies: surveillance radar detection; surveillance radar modes; UWB antennas; ultra-Wideband SAR processing; interferometric radar modes; UWB ground moving target detection; UWB spectrum compliance; and UWB multimode operation. The first book to cover these new capabilities, this is an important reference for radar engineers, especially those working in geosciences and military applications. It is also relevant to academic and advanced engineering researchers developing new radar technologies and algorithms for image processing, as well as the advanced electromagnetics research community.