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EM Detection of Concealed Targets

ISBN: 9780470121696 | 0470121696
Edition: 1st
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Wiley-IEEE Press
Pub. Date: 12/14/2009

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SummaryTable of ContentsAuthor Biography
The latest EM techniques for detecting concealed targets, whether explosives, weapons, or peopleExtensively illustrated from basic principles to system design, the fundamental concepts of RF, microwave, millimeter wave, and terahertz detection systems and techniques to find concealed targets are explained in this publication. These concealed targets may be explosive devices or weapons, which can be buried in the ground, concealed in building structures, hidden under clothing, or inside luggage. Concealed targets may also be people who are stowa... MORE
Prefacep. xi
Acknowledgmentsp. xiii
List of Frequently used Acronymsp. xv
Introductionp. 1
Scope and Objectivesp. 1
Structurep. 2
Market Needs for Securityp. 2
Targets inside Containersp. 5
Buried Land Minesp. 5
Forensic Detection of Buried Bodiesp. 6
Avalanche and Earthquak... MOREp. 7
Concealed Humansp. 7
Concealed Targets on Humansp. 8
Radiological Considerationsp. 8
Licensing Considerationsp. 10
Statistics of the Detection Performance of a Sensorp. 12
Summaryp. 19
Physics of Propagationp. 20
Introductionp. 20
Propagation of Electromagnetic Fields in Free Spacep. 21
Reactive Fieldsp. 22
Near Fieldsp. 23
Far Fieldsp. 23
Polarizationp. 24
Radar Cross Sectionp. 27
Reflectionp. 30
Refractionp. 31
Brewster Anglep. 31
Dispersionp. 33
Anisotropyp. 33
Clutterp. 33
Propagation of Energy in a Dielectricp. 35
Introductionp. 35
Velocity in a Dielectricp. 37
Impedance of a Dielectricp. 38
Propagation Loss in a Dielectricp. 39
Coupling Losses into Materialsp. 44
Dielectric Properties of Soils and Rocksp. 45
Propagation in Waterp. 51
Atmospheric Absorption of Electromagnetic Wavesp. 53
Rain and Fogp. 55
Dust, Smoke, and Sand Stormsp. 57
Attenuation of Electromagnetic Fields by Materialsp. 59
Human and Animalp. 59
Heartbeatp. 61
Respirationp. 62
Clothingp. 66
Construction Materialsp. 71
Explosivesp. 76
Summaryp. 82
Antennasp. 83
Introductionp. 83
Antenna Parametersp. 85
Antenna Directivityp. 85
Antenna Cainp. 86
Antenna Efficiencyp. 88
Side Lobes and Back Lobesp. 88
Bandwidthp. 88
Polarization-Linear, Elliptical, and Circularp. 89
Antenna Phase Centerp. 89
Antenna Patternsp. 90
Time Side Lobes and Ring-downp. 91
Antenna Footprintp. 93
Aperture Antennasp. 95
Antennas for Proximal Operationp. 97
Introductionp. 97
Coupling Energy into the Ground or a Dielectricp. 98
Linear Phase Antennasp. 101
Dipolesp. 101
Loaded Antennasp. 103
BiConical Antennasp. 106
Bow-Tie Antennasp. 107
Dielectric Road Antennasp. 108
TEM Horn Antennasp. 109
Impulse Radiating Antennasp. 115
Nonlinear Phase Antennasp. 117
Vivaldi Antennasp. 118
Equiangular Antennasp. 119
Horn Antennasp. 120
Antenna Arraysp. 121
Summaryp. 126
Nuclear Quadrupole Resonancep. 128
Introductionp. 128
Pulse Sequencesp. 131
System Designp. 138
Introductionp. 138
Transmit-and-Receive Coilsp. 139
Receiver and Coil Considerationsp. 143
Signal Processingp. 144
Detection of Explosivesp. 148
Land-Mine Detectionp. 152
Illicit Drugsp. 156
Cocainep. 157
Cocaine Hydrochloridep. 157
Heroin (Diamorphine)p. 158
Summaryp. 162
Radar Systemsp. 164
Introductionp. 164
Doppler Radar Systemsp. 164
Frequency-Domain Radarsp. 169
Introductionp. 169
Two-Frequency Doppler Radarp. 170
Stepped Frequency Radar Systemsp. 170
Frequency-Modulated Continuous-Wave Radarp. 177
Harmonic Radarp. 188
Noise Radarp. 194
Spatial Modulationp. 198
Amplitude Modulationp. 202
Summaryp. 213
Passive Systemsp. 214
Introductionp. 214
Principles of Radiometryp. 215
Total Power Radiometerp. 218
Dicke Radiometerp. 219
Minimum Detectable Temperaturep. 220
Temperature Resolutionp. 221
Imaging Systemsp. 226
Summaryp. 227
Applications and Technologyp. 229
Introductionp. 229
Physiological Monitoringp. 229
Earthquake and Avalanche Radar Systemsp. 231
Forensic Applicationsp. 233
Through-Wall Radar (TWR) for Surveillancep. 234
Harmonic Radar Systemsp. 240
Land-Mine Detection Radar Systemsp. 240
Handheld Land-Mine Detection Radar Systemsp. 240
Vehicle-Mounted Land-Mine Detection Radar Systemsp. 243
Radar for General Search Operationsp. 246
Spatially Modulated Systemsp. 248
Millimeter-Wave Radar Systemsp. 248
Summaryp. 253
Summaryp. 254
Referencesp. 260
Indexp. 279
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David J. Daniels, BSc, MSc, CEng, FIET, SMIEE, is the Chief, Consultant for Sensors at Cobham Technical Services (formerly known as ERA Technology). David has more than thirty years of experience in the development of radar, acoustic, and electromagnetic systems as well as products for security, sensing, and test applications for the military and commercial enterprises. He has brought such products to market as acoustic detection systems, fiber optic cryogenic liquid leak sensors, marine radar rescue transponders, ultra-wideband microwave amplifiers, ground-penetrating radar land-mine detectors and RF and microwave security systems. His current interests center on sensor systems for land-mine detection, homeland security, and military counterterrorist activities.


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