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A C-band inverse synthetic aperture radar system

Lin Pingping, Lu Guochuan, Huan Huai

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This paper is devoted to a C-Band ground-based inverse synthetic aperture radar (C-ISAR) system, which has been developed by the Beijing Institute of Radio Measurement (BIRM). Through off-line processing of the real image data collected from the C-ISAR system, two-dimensional radar imaging of observable airborne targets with 0.5 m /spl times/0.5 m resolution can be provided.

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This paper is devoted to a C-Band ground-based inverse synthetic aperture radar (C-ISAR) system, which has been developed by the Beijing Institute of Radio Measurement (BIRM). Through off-line processing of the real image data collected from the C-ISAR system, two-dimensional radar imaging of observable airborne targets with 0.5 m /spl times/0.5 m resolution can be provided.

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This paper is devoted to a C-Band ground-based inverse synthetic aperture radar (C-ISAR) system, which has been developed by the Beijing Institute of Radio Measurement (BIRM). Through off-line processing of the real image data collected from the C-ISAR system, two-dimensional radar imaging of observable airborne targets with 0.5 m /spl times/0.5 m resolution can be provided.

Key concepts: Inverse synthetic aperture radar, Synthetic aperture radar, Radar imaging, Side looking airborne radar, Remote sensing, Radar, Computer science, Beijing

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