Introduction to the Researches on Radar Conducted in MIRSL/CAS.

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Title:	Introduction to the Researches on Radar Conducted in MIRSL/CAS.
Authors:	Yunhua Zhang¹, Xiaojin Shi¹, Xiang Gu¹, Wenshuai Zhai¹, Xueyan Kang¹, Yuan Deng¹, Dong Li¹, Xiao Dong¹, Jiefang Yang¹, Qilun Yang¹, Qingshan Yang¹, Yueying Tang¹, Xiangkun Zhang¹, Jingshan Jiang¹
Source:	PIERS Proceedings. Aug2014, p454-460. 7p.
Subjects:	Radar research, Signal processing mathematics, Algorithms, Remote sensing, Interferometry, Polarimetric remote sensing, Compressed sensing
Abstract:	In this paper, we give an introduction to some of the research activities on radar for both the hardware development and signal processing algorithms conducted in recent years in the key lab of microwave remote sensing (MIRSL), Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS). The works focus on the following aspects: (1) interferometric and wide-band radar system development; (2) radar signals and processing; (3) radar image registration; (4) polarimetric radar remote sensing; (5) radar compressive sensing. Some typical results are presented. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:	In this paper, we give an introduction to some of the research activities on radar for both the hardware development and signal processing algorithms conducted in recent years in the key lab of microwave remote sensing (MIRSL), Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS). The works focus on the following aspects: (1) interferometric and wide-band radar system development; (2) radar signals and processing; (3) radar image registration; (4) polarimetric radar remote sensing; (5) radar compressive sensing. Some typical results are presented. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:	15599450