Development of Vibration-Imaging Radar (VirA)

Nohmi, Hitoshi

doi:10.1109/radar.2019.8835776

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“…By combining microwave FMCW radar with DBF processing, a VirA was developed that can measure surface vibrations in two dimensions. [10] Figure 20 shows the Principle of vibration measurement. Figure 21 depicts results of the measurement of building vibration.…”

Section: Hitoshi Nohmi: the Development Of Vibration Imaging Radar (Vira)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Advanced Issues of the Radar Conference in Boston, 2019

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2020

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The modernisation of the Hungarian Army and the success of the Zrínyi 2026 Programme basically depend on the understanding and professional lifecycle-support of the latest technologies. Consequently, it is a priority to collect, evaluate and transfer advanced research findings and collected expertise on the concepts related to sensors, including Radars. The software modules define the quality, while the flexibility of the interfaces determine the efficiency of the signal and data processing of the information of different sensor types. The software-based solutions play a key role in the artificial intelligence supported cognitive data processing and the effectiveness of the soldiers or decision-making commanders. This article summarises the most recent results of the radar-related research, taking into account domestic and Eastern European expectations.

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Section: Hitoshi Nohmi: the Development Of Vibration Imaging Radar (Vira)mentioning

confidence: 99%