Inverse synthetic aperture radar (ISAR) is one of the radar techniques used to observe 2-D
images of a remotely based target using radio waves. If we keep observing the target and …

Distributed radar array brings several new forthcoming advantages in aerospace target
detection and imaging. The two-dimensional distributed array avoids the imperfect motion …

The purpose of radar cross-section (RCS) measurement is to determine the amount of
scattering that occurs when the radar signal illuminates the target. It is generally performed …

A target of interest measured by a high range resolution radar may be modelled by multiple
dominant points of reflections referred to as dominant scatterers. In this study a non‐linear …

Airborne Inverse Synthetic Aperture Radar systems provide excellent surveillance abilities
for imaging naval targets. Considering this as a maritime surveillance threat we derive a …

In the eighth episode of season five of the 1962 series of Mission: Impossibleµ head
operative Peter Graves inflates a life sized plastic decoy detailing himself so to confuse in …

ISAR imaging has potential in assisting with the classification of non-cooperative targets.
Blurred ISAR imagery may however lead to misleading classification results. Much research …

In the eighth episode of season five of the 1962 series of “Mission: Impossible” head
operative Peter Graves inflates a life-sized plastic decoy detailing himself so to confuse in …

South Africa, like other countries, faces the challenge of protecting its territory and its people
from activities such as illegal border crossings, weapons trafficking, smuggling, piracy …

Modern air defence at sea doctrines call for new shipborne surveillance and tracking
systems that are based on software implementations, like software-defined radar systems …