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Surveillance Unattended Foliage Penetrating Radar for Border Control and Homeland Protection

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The increasing request for safety, security and environment protection at local and national level reveal the deficiency of the traditional surveillance and control centers to satisfy the needs and requirements of modern border control systems for homeland protection where land border is expected to be monitored as well as the maritime one. This is, for instance, the case of any land border affected by hidden immigration and/or illegal traffics as well as any small areas such as critical infrastructures or military/ civilian posts in forest or jungle environment characterized by vegetation. In such challenging environment, logistics constraints strongly recommend to have very low power devices able to operate months or years without maintenance. A such scenario should be the perfect place for implementing an Unattended Ground Sensors (UGS) network making use FOliage PENetration (FOPEN) radar for border control. The paper aims to present the basic characteristics and preliminary results of a Surveillance Unattended FOPEN (SUF) radar suitable for detecting moving targets, people or vehicles, in dense forest environment.
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  • Selex ES –A Finmeccanica Company, Rome, Italy
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  • Selex ES –A Finmeccanica Company, Rome, Italy
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  • Selex ES –A Finmeccanica Company, Rome, Italy
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  • Selex ES –A Finmeccanica Company, Rome, Italy
Bibliografia
  • [1 ] M. E. Davis “Foliage Penetration Radar: Detection and Characterization of Objects Under Trees” SciTech Pub. Inc., ISBN 978‐1‐891121‐00‐5, New York, USA, 2011
  • [2] B. T. Binder, M. F. Toups, S. Ayasli, and E. M. Adams, SAR Foliage Penetration Phenomenology of Tropical Rain Forest and Northern U.S. Forest, Proc. IEEE Int. Radar Conference, 1995, pp 158–163
  • [3] M. E. Davis, Developments In Foliage Penetration Radar Radar Conference 2010 IEEE, 10‐14 May 2010 pp: 1233, Washington.
  • [4] M. N. Roy, S. Swamp, R. K. Tewari, Radio Wave Propagation Through Rain Forests of India, IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, vol. 38, no. 4, April 1990
  • [5] J. B. Billingsley, Low‐Angle Radar Land Clutter, SciTech. Pub. Inc., 2001, New York
  • [6] M. E. Davis, Foliage Penetration Radar: Detection and Characterization of Objects Under Trees, SciTech. Pub. Inc.,
  • [7] J. G. Fleischman, S. Ayasli, E. M. Adams, and D. R. Gosselin. Part I: foliage attenuation and backscatter analysis of SAR imagery. IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems, 32(1):135‐144, January 1996
  • [8] Z. Pietrzykowski, J. Uriasz, “Knowledge Representation in a Ship’s Navigational Decision Support System”, TransNav – Int. Journal on Marine Navigation and Safety of Sea Transportation, ISSN 2083‐6473, ISSN 2083‐ 6481 (electronic version), Vol. 4, No. 03 ‐ 2010 pp. 265‐270
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