Time Reversal Detection in Multistatic Radar System

Real-Time Vehicle-Mounted Multistatic Ground Penetrating Radar Imaging System for Buried Object Detection

Bistatic and Multistatic Radar

Hugh Griffiths holds the THALES/Royal Academy Chair of RF Sensors in the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering at University College London, England. From 2006–2008 he was Principal of the Defence Academy of Management and Technology. He received the MA degree in Physics from Oxford University in 1975, then spent three years working in industry, before joining University College L...

Bi- and Multistatic Radar

Biand multistatic radar are expected to benefit from their separation of transmitter and receiver that denies receiver recognition by ARM, favours covered operation by their silent receivers, has higher detection possibilities of stealthy objects and is less vulnerable to jamming. The requirements of synchronisation in a separated transmitter-receiver system are discussed. The processing in bis...

Using Multistatic Passive Radar for Real-time Detection of Ufo’s in the Near-earth Environment

The author proposes a system for the remote, real-time detection of UFO’s in the nearEarth environment, using passive, multi-static, frequency-modulated (FM) radar. The system capitalizes on the use of multiple, time-synchronized radio receivers to capture high-frequency radio signals reflected from a target. The time-lapse between received signals, together with three-dimensional Doppler-shift...

Accurate Multistatic Radar Stealthy Aircraft Detection Using Monte-Carlo Simulation

IJSER © 2014 http://www.ijser.org Abstract— In this paper a system geometry with two transmitters and six receivers is used to extends the radar stealthy aircraft detection . Monte-Calro simulation for the stealthy aircraft RCS is used from accurate RCS estimation in the literature [1]. Radar systems, based on Multistatic radar concept attracted a substantial attention in the recent years. The ...