Proceedings of the 11th European Radar Conference The Challenge of Spectrum Engineering Hugh Griffiths THALES/Royal Academy of Engineering Chair of RF Sensors, University College London h.griffiths-ucl.ac.uk Abstract--Spectrum Engineering may be defined as a set of techniques that are being developed in response to the pressure on the RF spectrum that comes as a result of increased demand for spe

Proceedings of the 11th European Radar Conference Consumer Radar: Opportunities and Challenges R. J. Evans *+, P. M. Farrell *, G. Felic*, Hoa Thai Duong*, Hoang Viet Le*, J. Li*, M. Li*, W. Moran+, E. Skafidas* * Electrical and Electronic Engineering, The University of Melbourne, Australia + Defence Science Institute, The University of Melbourne, Australia robinje-unimelb.edu.au Automotive rada

Proceedings of the 11th European Radar Conference Coherent Detection with Non-Stationary High Grazing Angle X-band Sea-clutter Luke Rosenberg Defence Science and Technology Organisation (DSTO), University of Adelaide, Australia Email: luke.rosnberg-dsto.defence.gov.au Abstract--The detection of radar targets in non-stationary sea-clutter is an important research problem for the radar community.

Proceedings of the 11th European Radar Conference P-Band Polarimetric SAR tomography for tropical forest structure characterization Bassam El Hajj Chehade and Laurent Ferro-Famil IETR, UMR CNRS-6164, University of Rennes, France Email:bassam.elhajjchehade-univ-rennes1.fr Email:laurent.ferro-famil-univ-rennes1.fr Abstract--Forest vertical structure retrieval is recognized as a challenging task on

Proceedings of the 11th European Radar Conference First Investigations on Influence of Resolution Cell Size for Monitoring Bare Agricultural Soil by using Ground Based SAR (PoSAR) System Measurements Remote Sophie Allain , Stéphane Méric , Hongquan Wang and Eric Pottier Sensing team, Institute of Electronics and Telecommunications of Rennes (IETR) INSA of Rennes, European University of Britta

Proceedings of the 11th European Radar Conference Performance of Joint Direction-of-Departure and Direction-of-Arrival Estimation in UWB MIMO Radars Detecting Targets with Fluctuating Radar Cross Sections Idnin Pasya1,3, Naohiko Iwakiri2, and Takehiko Kobayashi1 2 Wireless Systems Laboratory, Tokyo Denki University, 5 Senju-Asahi-Cho, Tokyo 120-8851, Japan. National Institute of Communications T

Proceedings of the 11th European Radar Conference A Compact Phase-Shifting Unit for Phased Array Antennas Can Ding1,2,3 , Y. Jay Guo3 , Pei-Yuan Qin3 , and Yintang Yang1 1 School 2 Department of Micro-electronics, Xidian University, Xi'an, China of Engineering, Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia 3 CSIRO Computational Informatics, Sydney, Australia Email: dingcantony-163.com, can.ding-csiro.

Proceedings of the 11th European Radar Conference Time Domain Evaluation For Synthetic Aperture Radar(SAR) Data Compression Navneet Agrawal1, K.Venugopalan2 1 Dept. of Electronics & Comm. Engineering College of Technology & Engineering, MPUAT,Udaipur, INDIA 2 UniversityCollege of Science, MLS University, Udaipur, INDIA 1 navneet-mpuat.ac.in, +91-9828276279 Abstract--Data compression is required

Proceedings of the 11th European Radar Conference Reflectivity Modeling of Eucalypt Ash Particles With Respects to Moisture Absorption over Microwave and Millimeter Wave Thomas C. Baum School of Electrical and Computer Engineering, RMIT University Melbourne, Australia thomas.baum-rmit.edu.au Lachlan Thompson School of Aerospace, Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, RMIT University Bundoora,

Proceedings of the 11th European Radar Conference A Low Power K- and Ka-band Receiver for Beamforming Applications Suman P. Sah, and Deukhyoun Heo School of EECS, Washington State University, Pullman, WA 99163 {ssah, dheo}-eecs.wsu.edu Abstract -- A K- and Ka-band RF phase-shifting receiver for beamforming applications is presented in this paper. Wideband design is carried out to enable a single