MMW radar cross section range characterizes targets

Scheer, J. A.; Chastain, W.E.; Alexander, N.; Bruder, J.A.; Scheer, C.R.; Horst, M.; Trostel, John M.

doi:10.1109/nrc.1988.10959

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“…The nominal depression angle for the public target is 30 degrees, but ranges from 27 to 31 degrees. • The only available report on the data dates back to 1988 [11]. The data are stored in different files, each file representing the data collected at a particular elevation angle of the radar platform.…”

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Multipolar SAR ATR: Experiments with the GTRI dataset

Mishra

Mulgrew

2008

2008 IEEE Radar Conference

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Multipolar radar data is a rich source of information. Even though multipolar synthetic aperture radar (SAR) images have been used extensively for remote sensing applications, the use of the same for airborne radar systems has been limited. With the release of the GTRI turn table multipolar data in public domain, the scopes to experiment with real multipolar data has increased. The current work reports the experiments done with the GTRI dataset to examine the effect of using multipolar data for SAR based target classification. The results indicate that multipolar data may give better classification performance and may also be useful to make the classifier less sensitive to minor variations between the training and test target images.

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