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This book provides an authoritative account of the current
understanding of radar sea clutter, describing its phenomenology,
EM scattering and statistical modelling and simulation, and their
use in the design of detection systems and the calculation and
practical evaluation of radar performance. The book pays particular
attention to the compound K distribution model developed by the
authors during the past 20 years. The evidence for this model, its
mathematical formulation and development and practical application
to the specification, design and evaluation of radar systems are
all discussed. In addition, the book sets the previously empirical
development of the K distribution model in the wider context of
recent advances in the calculation of low grazing angle
electromagnetic scattering and oceanographic modelling of the
statistics of the sea surface. The authors discuss in detail the
prediction of the performance of specified radar systems; at the
same time, their presentation of the underlying physical principles
and analytic and computational techniques employed in these
calculations is sufficiently comprehensive for the reader to be
well equipped to tackle related problems with confidence. These
features, and appendices reviewing pertinent mathematical
background material and the calculation of low grazing angle
scattering by corrugated surfaces, make this book invaluable to
specialist radar engineers and academic researchers, while being of
considerable interest to the wider applied physics and mathematics
communities.
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