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UHF Windblown clutter measurements and modeling

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Franz, Jason R.; Jao, Jen King
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Abstract
Radar measurements of windblown forest clutter were collected within the UHF radar band. Effects of depression angle and wind speed variations on the clutter spectra are investigated. It is found that less of the clutter energy is modulated away from DC as depression angle increases. An empirical model for the depression angle dependence is presented, along with measurements indicating the statistical variations of the model parameters.
Date issued
2006-05
URI
http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/54702
Department
Lincoln Laboratory
Journal
2006 IEEE Conference on Radar
Publisher
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Citation
Franz, J.R., and J.K. Jao. “UHF windblown clutter measurements and modeling.” Radar, 2006 IEEE Conference on. 2006. 5 pp. © 2009 IEEE
Version: Final published version
ISBN
0-7803-9496-8

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