Titlebook: Direct and Inverse Methods in Radar Polarimetry; Wolfgang-M. Boerner,Hans Brand,Frédéric A. Molinet Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Me

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T-Pulse for Exciting Single Modes of Radar Targetsgiven frequency band. While the T-pulse method can be applied to any highly resonant target for the purpose of target identification and discrimination, an application of the T-pulse method to a synthesized thin-wire target is presented to illustrate its ability of exciting single modes.

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SEM and EEM Scattering Matrices, and Time-Domain Scatterer Polarization in the Scattering Residue Mald) for a finite size scatterer in free space. Part 1 takes the reciprocity relation between incident and scattered fields and applies it to the EEM and SEM terms for the scattered fields. Besides the symmetry relations due to reciprocity there is found a simple relation relating the backscattering

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Physical Optics Polarization Correction of Backscattering From Conducting Smooth Surfacesg from curved surfaces. There are however situations when this approach becomes impractical, and a polarization corrected physical optics approach is more appropriate. In this paper we present the physical optics approach to calculation of the cross (ortho) polarized backscattered field from a smoot

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Polarization Correction and Extension of the Kennaugh-Cosgriff Target-Ramp Response Equation to the ical optics approximation for the bistatic case. The physical optics bistatic early time impulse responses can still be interpreted as cross-sectional areas of the scatterer similar to the work of Kennaugh for the monostatic case. A crude polarization correction to the leading edge of the physical o

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Interpretation of the Physical Optics Approximation in the Time Domain for the Bistatic Casebetween the geometric shape and the scattered waveform, when an object is illuminated by a polychromatic radar. The paper develops the relation between target geometry and scattering characteristics (predicted by physical optics for conducting bodies) for bistatic as well as monostatic radars. A sim

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Historical Development of Radar Polarimetry, Incentives for This Workshop, and Overview of Contribut problems and a listing of recent workshop activities, providing the incentives for this workshop. Based on this critical assessment, the outlay of the Proceedings Topics is developed and a succinct summary of the papers is presented.

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Polarization in Natureaid of a simple polarizing sheet, like those in Polaroid sunglasses, one suddenly becomes aware how much polarization there is. In this article, a number of observations are described and the regularities in the natural polarization pattern are discussed.

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