Forward scattering micro sensor for vehicle classification

In this paper we present results in studies into the use of forward scattering radar and SISAR (shadow inverse synthetic aperture radar) micro-sensors for vehicle classification. A number of experiments that represent non-ideal scenarios are introduced and the results show that the proposed system d...

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