Publications of year 1984

Articles in journal or book chapters

1. N. H. Farhat, Charles L. Werner, and T. H. Chu. Prospects for three-dimensional projective and tomographic imaging radar networks. Radio Science, 19(5):1347-1355, 1984. Keyword(s): SAR Processing, Radar, Tomography, SAR Tomography, Holographic Imaging, 3-D Imaging.

   Abstract:

   Results of a study demonstrating the feasibility of broadband and speckle-free projective imaging of a complex shaped scattering object in the 6-17 GHz range with centimeter resolution are presented. We show how angular, spectral, and polarization diversities can be combined in the data acquisition process, with a unique target-derived reference technique to access the three-dimensional Fourier space of the scatterer cost-effectively. Image retrieval algorithms, based on the projection slice theorem and knowledge of object symmetry, are utilized in obtaining images of a model aircraft with near optical resolution. The implications for high-resolution three-dimensional tomographic imaging radar networks are discussed.

   
   

   @Article{farhatWernerChuRadioScienceTOMO1984,
   author = {Farhat, N. H. and Werner, Charles L. and Chu, T. H.},
   title = {Prospects for three-dimensional projective and tomographic imaging radar networks},
   journal = {Radio Science},
   year = {1984},
   volume = {19},
   number = {5},
   pages = {1347--1355},
   issn = {1944-799X},
   abstract = {Results of a study demonstrating the feasibility of broadband and speckle-free projective imaging of a complex shaped scattering object in the 6-17 GHz range with centimeter resolution are presented. We show how angular, spectral, and polarization diversities can be combined in the data acquisition process, with a unique target-derived reference technique to access the three-dimensional Fourier space of the scatterer cost-effectively. Image retrieval algorithms, based on the projection slice theorem and knowledge of object symmetry, are utilized in obtaining images of a model aircraft with near optical resolution. The implications for high-resolution three-dimensional tomographic imaging radar networks are discussed.},
   doi = {10.1029/RS019i005p01347},
   file = {:farhatWernerChuRadioScienceTOMO1984.pdf:PDF},
   keywords = {SAR Processing, Radar, Tomography, SAR Tomography, Holographic Imaging, 3-D Imaging},
   pdf = {../../../docs/farhatWernerChuRadioScienceTOMO1984.pdf},
   url = {http://dx.doi.org/10.1029/RS019i005p01347},
   
   }
   




2. Christian Matzler and Erwin Schanda. Snow mapping with active microwave sensors. Remote Sensing, 5(2):409-422, 1984.
   

   @Article{Maetzler1984,
   author = {Matzler, Christian and Schanda, Erwin},
   title = {Snow mapping with active microwave sensors},
   journal = {Remote Sensing},
   year = {1984},
   volume = {5},
   number = {2},
   pages = {409--422},
   owner = {ofrey},
   publisher = {Taylor \& Francis},
   
   }
   

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