%0 Figure
%A Elgy, James
%D 2018
%T X Ray Eyes: Seeing Through Walls Using Radar
%U https://cord.cranfield.ac.uk/articles/figure/X_Ray_Eyes_Seeing_Through_Walls_Using_Radar/7346309
%R 10.17862/cranfield.rd.7346309.v1
%2 https://cord.cranfield.ac.uk/ndownloader/files/13574243
%K Through-wall-radar
%K Multistatic
%K Synthetic Aperture Radar
%K DSDS18 digital image
%K DSDS18
%K Image Processing
%K Signal Processing
%X
Digital Image presented at the 2018 Defence and Security Doctoral Symposium.
This image represents current research into ground-based applications of radar imaging in a through-wall context. Utilising different measurement geometries and signal processing, the aim is to gather and disseminate low-frequency synthetic aperture radar data to identify building structure and content.
This image shows volumetric synthetic aperture radar data gathered in a multistatic modality, i.e. where there are two independent receiving antennas, both on the far side of the wall. This is superimposed onto a photograph of the same area, showing good agreement between the visual and radar images. For clarity, the point cloud has been segmented into different regions, each given a separate colour. Red represents the two metal barrels, blue shows the desk area whilst green represents the wall signature.
%I Cranfield Online Research Data (CORD)