Introduction to Radar Imaging
Math 676
INTRODUCTION TO RADAR IMAGING
Homework
See course notes on RamCT
#1. due Wed., Sept. 4: Section E.6: 2-6, 8
#2. due Wed., Sept. 11: Section E.6: 1, 7, 9; Section 2.5: 1, 2, 3
#3. due Wed., Sept. 18: Section 2.5: 4, 5
#4. due FRIDAY, Sept. 27: Section B.13: 1, 2; Section 2.5: 6
#5. due Wed., Oct. 2: Section 3.3: 1; Section 4.6: 6
#6. due Wed., Oct. 9: Section 4.6: 1, 2, 4, 5
#7. due Wed., Oct. 16: Section 4.6: 7, 8, 9 ; Section 3.3: 1 (re-do using hints from class)
#8. due Wed., Oct. 23: Section 5.3: 1, 2, 3
#9. due Wed., Oct. 30: Appendix F.4: 1, 2, 3, 4
(Note that appendix on distributions in RamCT draft has been updated!)
#10. due Wed. Nov. 6: Appendix F.4: 5, 6, 8, 9
#11. due Wed., Nov. 13: Section 6.4: 7(b,c,d), 9; Section 7.5: 2
#12. due Wed., Nov. 20: Make an image from the radar data posted on RamCT.
#13. due FRIDAY, Dec. 6: Section 8.5: 1
Papers on non-uniform FFTs have now been posted on our RamCT course page.
You can request your own DVD of radar data from the URL
https://www.sdms.afrl.af.mil/main.php . (On the menu to the left, click
on "request data", and then on "Visual-D".)
Research papers showing some work using the above data can be found
here
and
here .
Review paper by Brett Borden
Sandia Radar home page
Envisat (European Space Agency
environmental monitoring satellite) home page
European Space Agency
home page
Jet Propulsion Laboratory home page.
JPL builds radar imaging satellites, airborne systems,
and space vehicles. Click on "Earth" to get to the remote sensing
material.
home page for
Howard Zebker's radar group at Stanford
Lincoln Laboratories home page.
Lincoln Laboratories does a lot of radar imaging research, and they
have summer opportunities for students. Deadlines are typically in
November for internships the following summer.
TerraSAR-X the new German radar satellite
Please send reports of broken links to cheney at math.colostate.edu.
Professor: M. Cheney
Office: 203 Weber Bldg.
Office hours: by appointment (set up time by e-mail)
E-mail: cheney (at) math.colostate.edu
Phone: (970) 491-6478 (office)
Please do not call her at home.
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