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Chapter 4: Radar Targets

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© 2018 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston

© 2018 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Foreword xxiii
  4. Preface xxv
  5. Chapter 1: Navigation 1
  6. Chapter 2: Antennas for Radio Navigational Aids 5
  7. Chapter 3: Principles of Radar 61
  8. Chapter 4: Radar Targets 107
  9. Chapter 5: Radar Transmitters and Receivers 141
  10. Chapter 6: Propagation of Radar Waves 175
  11. Chapter 7: Radar Clutter 195
  12. Chapter 8: MTI Radar 215
  13. Chapter 9: Modern Radars 233
  14. Chapter 10: Navigational and Remote Sensing Radars 273
  15. Chapter 10A: Atmospheric Radars 337
  16. Chapter 11: Radars for Atmospheric Probing 349
  17. Chapter 11A: Radar Measurement of Rain Intensity, Drop Size, and the Related Attenuation of Radio Waves 443
  18. Chapter 12: Direction Finding 465
  19. Chapter 13: Aircraft Homing System and Instrument Landing System 491
  20. Chapter 14: Hyperbolic Navigation 537
  21. Chapter 15: Satellite Navigation 563
  22. Chapter 16: Vessel Traffic Management System 583
  23. Chapter 17: Navigation and Modern Measuring Techniques 593
  24. Chapter 18: Millimeter Wave Radars and Radiometers 603
  25. Chapter 19: Doppler Radar Development and Remote Sensing Research 641
  26. Chapter 20: Mathematical Preliminaries Related to Radar Systems and Associated Problems 655
  27. Appendix A: Achieving Independence of Successive Samples by Frequency Shifting from Pulse to Pulse 687
  28. Appendix B: Review Questions 703
  29. Appendix C: Multiple Choice Questions and Answers 717
  30. References 735
  31. Index 743
Radar Systems and Radio Aids to Navigation
This chapter is in the book Radar Systems and Radio Aids to Navigation
https://doi.org/10.1515/9781683923091-006

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Foreword xxiii
  4. Preface xxv
  5. Chapter 1: Navigation 1
  6. Chapter 2: Antennas for Radio Navigational Aids 5
  7. Chapter 3: Principles of Radar 61
  8. Chapter 4: Radar Targets 107
  9. Chapter 5: Radar Transmitters and Receivers 141
  10. Chapter 6: Propagation of Radar Waves 175
  11. Chapter 7: Radar Clutter 195
  12. Chapter 8: MTI Radar 215
  13. Chapter 9: Modern Radars 233
  14. Chapter 10: Navigational and Remote Sensing Radars 273
  15. Chapter 10A: Atmospheric Radars 337
  16. Chapter 11: Radars for Atmospheric Probing 349
  17. Chapter 11A: Radar Measurement of Rain Intensity, Drop Size, and the Related Attenuation of Radio Waves 443
  18. Chapter 12: Direction Finding 465
  19. Chapter 13: Aircraft Homing System and Instrument Landing System 491
  20. Chapter 14: Hyperbolic Navigation 537
  21. Chapter 15: Satellite Navigation 563
  22. Chapter 16: Vessel Traffic Management System 583
  23. Chapter 17: Navigation and Modern Measuring Techniques 593
  24. Chapter 18: Millimeter Wave Radars and Radiometers 603
  25. Chapter 19: Doppler Radar Development and Remote Sensing Research 641
  26. Chapter 20: Mathematical Preliminaries Related to Radar Systems and Associated Problems 655
  27. Appendix A: Achieving Independence of Successive Samples by Frequency Shifting from Pulse to Pulse 687
  28. Appendix B: Review Questions 703
  29. Appendix C: Multiple Choice Questions and Answers 717
  30. References 735
  31. Index 743
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