Name: Introduction to Radar Remote Sensing
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Author: Howard A. Zebker
ISBN: 9781394426454

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Wiley-IEEE Press 2026.09.02.

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Learn radar remote sensing from fundamental physics to planetary applications As imaging radar satellites proliferate and applications expand from geophysical exploration to disaster mitigation, engineers and scientists need rigorous grounding in radar fundamentals. Introduction to Radar Remote Sensing delivers theory and practice from first principles, written by a National Academy of Engineering member who has contributed to NASA missions including NISAR, Voyager, and Cassini. Starting with historical context, this book progresses through electromagnetic theory and radar modalities to modern imaging systems and their applications. These span Earth and planetary ocean, atmosphere, and solid Earth geophysics such as topographic mapping and surface deformation and change. The author derives all relations from original physical principles, making the material applicable beyond radar to any Earth observation system. The book includes: <ul><li>Comprehensive treatment of fundamental radar developments showing how each affects system performance across diverse environmental and planetary applications</li><li> Environmental remote sensing techniques, for example tracking wave height and direction, atmospheric pollutants, and solid Earth geophysical phenomena</li><li>Physical derivations from first principles enabling application of concepts to new observational systems beyond traditional radar configurations</li><li>Coverage of the expanding international radar satellite constellation including the recently launched NASA NISAR mission and emerging applications</li><li>Well-tested homework problems and solutions refined through twenty-five years of graduate-level instruction at Stanford University</li></ul> Designed for graduate and senior undergraduate students in engineering programs, this book serves as the primary text for introductory remote sensing courses. Researchers transitioning into radar applications will find the physics-based approach provides the foundation needed to develop novel observational techniques and systems.

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1 Introduction and Overview 1
2 Basic Radar Measurements 9
3 The Radar Equation 25
4 Radar Cross Section 47
5 Practical Effects in Scattering 71
6 Antenna Parameters 99
7 The Analytic Signal and Matched Filter Detection 119
8 Radar Detection 131
9 A Detection Example and Other Considerations 155
10 Waveforms and Prototypical Systems 169
11 Range-Doppler Imaging 199
12 Swath-imaging Radars 217
13 Range and Azimuth Processing 229
14 Advanced Processing Topics 257
15 Wave–Surface Interactions 273
16 Polarimetric Radar Systems 289
17 Radar Interferometers 299

A The Ambiguity Function 319
B Targets in τ, ν Space 335
C Atmospheric Propagation Effects on Radar Systems 343

Epilogue 361
Index 363

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Howard Zebker, PhD, is the Kwoh-Ting Li Professor of Engineering and Professor of Geophysics at Stanford University, where he also serves as Associate Chair for Admissions. A member of the National Academy of Engineering and Fellow of the AGU, IEEE, and Electromagnetics Academy, he has participated in numerous NASA radar projects including the current NISAR mission and the Voyager and Cassini Missions to Saturn. He has served on multiple National Academy panels for the Space Studies Board and Naval Studies Board.