Polarimetric Radar for Precise Navigation Along Confined Waterways
S. Haykin, A. Macikunas, T. Greenlay
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S. Haykin, A. Macikunas, T. Greenlay
Abstract
The paper describes a new radar concept, referred to as polarimetric radar, for providing precise navigation along a confined waterway. The system relies on polarization as the radar discriminant. A passive radar reflector that converts polarization of the incident radar wave from horizontal to vertical is described. The results of preliminary experiments confirm the validity of this new radar concept.
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The paper describes a new radar concept, referred to as polarimetric radar, for providing precise navigation along a confined waterway. The system relies on polarization as the radar discriminant. A passive radar reflector that converts polarization of the incident radar wave from horizontal to vertical is described. The results of preliminary experiments confirm the validity of this new radar concept.
Key concepts: Radar, Remote sensing, Radar lock-on, Radar engineering details, 3D radar, Continuous-wave radar, Radar imaging, Early-warning radar