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ABOUT THE GROUP
RLE's Center for Electromagnetic Theory and Applications (CETA) pursues a comprehensive range of research activity involving all forms of electromagnetic propagation. Particular focus is placed on issues related to remote sensing, including:
SIR-C polarimetric radar imaging for various types of vegetation on the ground (e.g., forest, rice fields);
effects of weather conditions on use of polarimetric thermal emissions for ocean surface imaging;
electromagnetic scattering interaction between ships and rough ocean surfaces;
study of methods for synthetic aperture radar (SAR) interferometry using a newly developed simulation model;
use of inverse scattering models for accurate recognition of ground targets under foliage; and
novel techniques for detection of buried objects, to be used for clearing postwar zones and military proving grounds of minefields and unexploded ordnance.
Other topics include: electromagnetic behavior in complex media; the effects of radio frequency (RF) interference on airport instrument landing systems (ALS) for aircraft autolanding; electromagnetic interactions with nonspherical dense media; and electromagnetic propagation in three-dimensional periodic structures.
CURRENT PROGRESS REPORT CHAPTERS
2007 | No. 149
Electromagnetic Wave Theory and Applications
2006 | No. 148
Electromagnetic Wave Theory and Applications
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CURRENT GROUP NEWS
03.13.2008
Jin Au Kong, long-serving EECS and RLE professor, dies at age 65
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