Angular super-resolution imaging in the forward-looking area of a scanning radar platform plays an important role in the application of scanning radar. However, the angular resolution of scanning radar is limited by the system parameters. Thus, improving the angular resolution of scanning radar beyond the limitation of the given system parameters is desired. We present an angular super-resoluti...

Compressive radar imaging has attracted considerable attention because it substantially reduces imaging time through directly compressive sampling. However, a problem that must be addressed for compressive radar imaging systems is the high computational complexity of reconstruction of sparse signals. In this paper, a novel algorithm, called two-dimensional (2D) normalized iterative hard thresho...

Super-resolution algorithms used in radar imaging, e.g., MUltiple SIgnal Classification (MUSIC), can help us to get much higher resolution image beyond what is limited by the signal’s bandwidth. We focus on MUSIC imaging algorithm in the paper and investigate the uniqueness and effectiveness conditions of the MUSIC algorithm when used in 1-D radar range imaging. Unlike conventional radar resolu...

This paper presents a method of imaging a twodimensional section of a walking person using multiple Doppler radar systems. Although each simple radar system consists of only two receivers, different radial speeds allow target positions to be separated and located. The signal received using each antenna is processed employing time–frequency analysis, which separates targets in the time–range– ve...

The compressive sensing based imaging radar, as a combination of compressive sensing (CS) and microwave imaging, is attracting people’s interest for its several advantages, but also facing application difficulties including the lack of performance evaluating tools. People have developed some tools e.g. RIP, MC and phase transit to analyze and evaluate the performance of a sparse reconstruction ...

This paper presents a method of imaging a twodimensional section of a walking person using multiple ultrawideband Doppler radar systems. Although each simple radar system consists of only two receivers, different line-of-sight velocities allow target positions to be separated and located. The signal received using each antenna is processed employing time– frequency analysis, which separates tar...

Ultra wideband (UWB) radar is considered a promising technology to complement existing camera-based surveillance systems because, unlike cameras, it provides excellent range resolution. Many of the UWB radar imaging algorithms are based on large-scale antenna arrays that are not necessarily practical because of their complexity and high cost. To resolve this issue, we previously developed a two...

Ultra-wideband pulse radar is a promising technology for the imaging sensors of rescue robots operating in disaster scenarios, where optical sensors are not applicable because of thick smog or high-density gas. For the above application, while one promising ultra-wideband radar imaging algorithm for a target with arbitrary motion has already been proposed with a compact observation model, it is...

Imaging radar has become a keen research topic in recent years. UWB technology provides many advantages to imaging radar such as fine resolution and high power efficiency. The performance of a UWB imaging radar can be further improved by applying polarimetric diversity. The polarimetric signature of objects can be used to enhance the quality of target recognition. Like any other wireless system...

With the ambitious aim to exploit the specific advantages of ultra-wideband (UWB) radio sensors for medical applications the project ultraMEDIS has been designed. The project focuses on the combination of UWB radar with magnetic resonance imaging, UWB radar based breast cancer detection, identification of various physiological signatures and the development of appropriate UWB antennas to accomp...