One of the polarimetric radar applications is classification or identification of targets making use of the scattering matrix. This paper presents a decomposition scheme of a scattering matrix into three elementary scattering matrices in the circular polarization basis. The elementary components are a sphere, a diplane (dihedral corner reflector), and a helix. Since a synthetic aperture FM-CW radar provides scattering matrix through a polarimetric measurement, this decomposition scheme was applied to the actual raw data, although the matrix is resulted from a swept frequency measurement. Radar imaging experiments at the Ku band (14.5-15.5GHz) were carried out to obtain a total of 64
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Yoshio YAMAGUCHI, Masafumi NAKAMURA, Hiroyoshi YAMADA, "Decomposition of Radar Target Based on the Scattering Matrix Obtained by FM-CW Radar" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E80-B, no. 10, pp. 1564-1569, October 1997, doi: .
Abstract: One of the polarimetric radar applications is classification or identification of targets making use of the scattering matrix. This paper presents a decomposition scheme of a scattering matrix into three elementary scattering matrices in the circular polarization basis. The elementary components are a sphere, a diplane (dihedral corner reflector), and a helix. Since a synthetic aperture FM-CW radar provides scattering matrix through a polarimetric measurement, this decomposition scheme was applied to the actual raw data, although the matrix is resulted from a swept frequency measurement. Radar imaging experiments at the Ku band (14.5-15.5GHz) were carried out to obtain a total of 64
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