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A New Calibration Method for Airborne Radar

Zong Li

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Abstract

This paper explains the significance and the basic principle of calibrating airborne radar. Based on analyzing and comparing with used method of calibration, this paper puts forward a new technology and provides its theoretical analysis and experimental research. This new technology has been demonstrated by some airborne radar's application.

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This paper explains the significance and the basic principle of calibrating airborne radar. Based on analyzing and comparing with used method of calibration, this paper puts forward a new technology and provides its theoretical analysis and experimental research. This new technology has been demonstrated by some airborne radar's application.

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This paper explains the significance and the basic principle of calibrating airborne radar. Based on analyzing and comparing with used method of calibration, this paper puts forward a new technology and provides its theoretical analysis and experimental research. This new technology has been demonstrated by some airborne radar's application.

Key concepts: Remote sensing, Radar, Calibration, Computer science, Environmental science, Geology, Telecommunications, Physics

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