Abstract: 

Sea and land clutter suppression technology is necessary for airborne and space-based radar systems to achieve moving targets detection and identification in complex environments. With the continuous development of radar technology, airborne and space-based radars are increasingly applied in various fields. However, sea and land clutters severely affect the performance of radar systems. This session aims to explore effective clutter suppression techniques. Speakers will analyze the latest advancements in sea and land clutter suppression technologies from multiple perspectives, including innovations in clutter modeling, signal processing, and algorithm optimization. Based on deep analysis of the characteristics of sea and land clutter and their impact on radar systems, participants will gain an understanding on the latest clutter suppression technologies. This session aims to provide a platform for knowledge sharing, fostering collaboration between academic and industrial sectors, and promoting the research and application of novel technologies and methodologies. Finally, we encourage participants to propose new research directions and solutions, exploring the boundless possibilities for the future development of this field.

Session Chairs: 

Prof. Keqing Duan (Sun Yat-sen University, China), 

Assoc. Prof. Penghui Huang (Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China), 

Assoc. Prof. Huayu Fan (Beijing Institute of Technology, China), 

Assoc. Prof. Xiaodong Qu (Beijing Institute of Technology, China)