Through-Wall Imaging Radar John E. Peabody, Jr., Gregory L. Charvat, Justin Goodwin, and Martin Tobias The ability to locate moving targets inside a building with a sensor situated at a standoff

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Date: 2012-05-22 11:50:58 Telecommunications engineering Synthetic aperture radar Multistatic radar Continuous-wave radar Radar configurations and types Passive radar Radar Technology Wireless		Through-Wall Imaging Radar John E. Peabody, Jr., Gregory L. Charvat, Justin Goodwin, and Martin Tobias The ability to locate moving targets inside a building with a sensor situated at a standoff Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ll.mit.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 2,85 MB Share Document on Facebook

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