论文信息 - Polarimetric micro-Doppler characterization of wind turbines

Polarimetric micro-Doppler characterization of wind turbines

The article presents wind turbines polarimetric micro-Doppler radar backscattering characteristics, which were measured by the PARSAX radar using high resolution sounding signals with dual orthogonality. Such signals provide the possibility to measure all elements of polarization backscattering matrix of radar target simultaneously that especially important for the analysis of moving targets polarimetric micro-Doppler patterns. Such information can be used for better understanding of electromagnetic wave scattering processes and development effective algorithms for the mitigation of resulting dynamic clutter.

A. G. Yarovoy | O. A. Krasnov

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