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Presented is a statistical analysis of vertically-polarised bistatic sea clutter data, with bistatic angles ranging from 308 to 908, compared with simultaneously-gathered monostatic clutter data. It is found that there is no significant change in the bistatic reflectivity compared to the monostatic except close to bistatic angles of 908. It is found that the shape parameter of the K-distribution fitted to the clutter is significantly higher for the bistatic clutter than for the equivalent monostatic clutter.

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