Radar horizon

The radar horizon is a critical area of performance for aircraft detection systems that is defined by the distance at which the radar beam rises…

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2016

Radar sensor location planning is the first stage of sensor network designing. Observational sensors, i.e. radars, often need to…

2015

The present paper is focused on a potential method for unsupervised flood extent classification approach based, on the extraction…

2014

Semi-automated, subtle, ground surface change detection using synthetic aperture radar coherent change detection (SAR CCD…

2013

This paper summarizes the ideas involved in implementing an imaging radar simulator based on using modern computer graphics…

2013

Different methods for hail detection are presented in the seminar. The presented methods use radar reflectivity measurements to…

2012

Coherent Change Detection (CCD) is a powerful technique for detecting fine scene changes between two Synthetic Aperture Radar…

2009

Radar sensor network performance for inland water surveillance is dependent on spatial character of terrain. Terrain shape…

2007

It is important to determine quickly the extent of flooding during extreme cases. Even though SAR imagery with its own energy…

2006

The uncertainty in radar precipitation estimates is the superposition of errors of many different error sources such as ground…

2003

Introduction: On Earth, polygonal fractures with spacings of 1-100 cm form in lava flows that cool slowly under isotropic stress…