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2003
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James Palmer, John Homer, Bijan Mojarrabi:
Improving on the monostatic radar cross section of targets by employing sea clutter to emulate a bistatic radar. IGARSS 2003: 324-326
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John Homer, Bijan Mojarrabi, James Palmer, Kurt Kubik, Eugene Donskoi:
Non-cooperative bistatic SAR imaging system: spatial resolution analysis. IGARSS 2003: 1446-1448
2002
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John Homer, Kurt Kubik, Bijan Mojarrabi, I. Dennis Longstaff, Eugene Donskoi, Mikhail Cherniakov:
Passive bistatic radar sensing with LEOS based transmitters. IGARSS 2002: 438-440
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Bijan Mojarrabi, John Homer, Kurt Kubik, I. Dennis Longstaff:
Power budget study for passive target detection and imaging using secondary applications of GPS signals in bistatic radar systems. IGARSS 2002: 449-451

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