Publisher's Synopsis
With the scene set in Volume I, the present sequel considers more advanced topics, in particular, netted systems. This leads to detailed discussion of typical applications exemplifying the value of radar data processing (RDP) in a wide variety of civil and military systems employing radar sensors. The reader is made continually aware of the benefits to the design and implementation of RDP from advances in other fields, such as simulation and computer technology.;Each topic is systematically introduced, developed and summarized, in a comprehensive treatment that brings the reader to the frontier of research. The two volumes form an entirety and are intended to be mutually supporting. While its predecessor is more introductory in nature, this volume should appeal to all practising radar engineers. The particularly comprehensive index and references combined form a valuable key to the whole RDP field.;The authors' continued activity in the field has led to a work supported by an extensive awareness of the current literature, a sense of historical perspective, and a practicality gained from first-hand experience with a leading radar company.
