Radar technology
Contact: Alexander Yarovoy
The research in this theme includes wide spectrum topics:
- Advanced Space-Time Adaptive Processing (STAP) using polarimetric, Doppler, micro-Doppler, mono-static and bi-static characteristics of targets and clutter.
- Design orthogonal radar waveforms and optimal processing algorithms for colered space transmission, instant polarimetry and distributed MIMO radar systems and networks.
- State of the art digital technology for Reconfigurable Radar Systems and complex algorithm for signal processing and system management;
- Advanced technology and processing algorithms for Synthetic Aperture (SAR), Inverse SAR (ISAR), and Imaging Radars
Projects under this theme
DIRAC
AI for SLAM & Tracking techniques in automotive radar
Radar-aware Activity Recognition with Innovative Temporal Networks
Novel imaging and resolution techniques for automotive radar
Doppler-free classification for automotive radar
Polarimetry for automotive radar applications
Distributed radar for human activity recognition
Dutch Knowledge Network on Radar Instruments and Applications
The major goal is the study of breakthrough technologies for the implementation of miniaturized radar instruments that are compatible with SmallSat Earth Observation missions.
Coded-Radar for Interference Suppression in Super-Dense Environments
CRUISE will address the challenges regarding spectrum crowding and ensures proper radar signal detection, accurate ranging, Doppler and azimuth measurements, and object classification in a highly-occupied frequency spectrum
Integrated Cooperative Automated Vehicles
This research program addresses current transportation challenges regarding throughput and safety with an integrated approach to automated and cooperative driving
Polarimetric Time/Frequency characteristics of wind turbines as radar target
Study of dynamic micro-Doppler and polarimetric characteristics of scatered by wind turbines radar signals
Real-time reconfigurable digital receiver for waveform agile radar
Standardized Self-diagnostic Sensing Systems for Highly Automated Driving
Demining toolbox
detection of anti-personal landmines and cluster munitions
Tunnel Boring Radar
Antenna design and imaging of the ground in front of a tunnel boring machine
History
Sensor Technology Applied in Reconfigurable Systems
reconfigurable sensors and sensor networks applied in the context of the security domain
Wideband Algorithms for Migrating Targets Indication
Ultra-Fast wind sensOrs for wake-vortex hazards mitigation
Airport Detection and Tracking of Dangerous Materials
Active and passive radar technology for detection and surveillance of people at airports
PARSAX
PARSAX is "Polarimetric Agile Radar in S- and X-band", a versatile, programmable radar developed by MS3 and located at the roof of the EWI building.
MSc students
- Jiaqi Li
- Taoyue Wang
- Merel Verhoef
Alumni
- Aparna Kannan (2024)
- Ilgaz Tokucoglu (2024)
- Abdul Syed Mohamed (2023)
- Joost Van Oostrum (2023)
- Qing Zhang (2023)
- Yongdian Sun (2023)
- Jurgen Wervers (2023)
- Tom Landzaat (2023)
- Yiyang Song (2022)
- Bet Rufas Talamàs (2022)
- Lucas Lamberti (2022)
- Ying Zhang (2021)
- Huaiyang Gong (2021)
- Ashwath Balasubramanian (2021)
- Gopika Sudhakaran (2021)
- Karan Jayachandra (2021)
- Ruman Kazi (2021)
- Anusha Ravish Suvarna (2021)
- Martijn Heller (2021)
- Jelle Bout (2021)
- Keith Klein (2020)
- Naga Sarma Sivadevuni (2020)
- Tworit Dash (2020)
- Simone Orru’ (2020)
- MSc Wietse Bouwmeester (2020)
- Robin van Gaalen (2020)
- Lisa Audenaert (2019)
- Saravanan Nagesh (2019)
- Prithvi Laguduvan Thyagarajan (2019)
- Marc Vizcarro Carretero (2019)
- Nick Cancrinus (2019)
- Sheeraz Ahmed (2019)
- Alessandro Mancinelli (2019)
- Yefeng Cai (2019)
- Elmira Kireeva (2019)
- Chrysovalantis Kladogenis (2019)
- Richard de Jong (2019)
- Tasneem Tasneem Rahaman Khan (2018)
- Jonathan Gnanadhas (2018)
- Shuang Chen (2018)
- Muhammad Omer Zareen (2018)
- Salman Salman (2018)
- Eduardo Richa (2018)
- Jeroen Overdevest (2018)