Radar Research Group Wiki

Here is a short description of the areas of research that the members of the group are involved in. If you are looking to work in a particular area it may be best to speak to someone who is already researching that area. This list also includes some Radar Group Alumni.

Key research areas of Group

• Geophysical imaging radars, antennas and microwave electronics – Prof. Paul Brennan
• Wifi and Thru-wall radars - Prof. Karl Woodbridge
• Antennas, microwave, and mm-wave engineering – Dr. Kenneth Tong
• Bi-static Radars – Prof. Hugh Griffiths
• passive radar, multistatic radar, FMCW radar micro-Doppler and machine learning - Dr. Matt Ritchie

Key research areas of RAs:

• Ground & Ice Penetrating Radars – Dr. Amin Amiri
• RF and Radar Hardware - Drs. Nial Peters & Amin Amiri
• Multichannel Radar Detection, Cognitive Radar Waveform Design, Sea Clutter Modelling– Dr. Riccardo Palama'
• Antenna Design - Dr. Amin Amiri
• 3D EM Modelling – Dr. Amin Amiri

Key research areas of PhDs

• Landmine detection and classification - Federico Lombardi
• Phase-sensitive Ranging Radar - Qiushi Wu
• Sonar - Veronika Yordanova
• Antenna Design - Saad Alhuwaimel
• Signal Processing - Abdul Karim
• Radar Network management - Hash Sherwani
• SAR Processing - Alvaro Arenas Pingarron
• Passive Radar - Chen Qingchao
• Cognitive Radar - Colin Horne

Research areas by group alumni:

• Human Micro-Doppler - Dr. Francesco Fioranelli
• Airborne Passive Bistatic Radar – Dr. James Brown
• FMCW Radar – Dr. Matthew Ash
• Oil Sands SAR detection - Dr. Maurice Ezeoke
• MIMO Radar - Dr. Arvind Hari Naarayanan
• SAR - Dr. Samiur Rahman
• EM Modelling of Naval Ships - Dr. Ajmal Gharib
• Reconfigurable Antenna design using liquids - Cristina Borda Fortuny

Relevant departments at UCL that may have cross over work with your own are:

Jill Dando Crime Science institute http://www.ucl.ac.uk/jdi/

Computer Science http://www-typo3.cs.ucl.ac.uk/research/

Statistics http://www.ucl.ac.uk/statistics/research