At Artech House, we ask our authors what problems their books can help readers solve. In this series, we share what our authors aim to do in their writing. Read on to find out what Mateusz Malanowski, who wrote Signal Processing for Passive Bistatic Radar had to say: What are some problems your book can help readers …
Endorsements not only help readers get a better idea of what to expect from a book, but it strengthens our Artech House community in the spirit of collaboration. Read on to see what experts have to say about Mervin Budge and Shawn German’s latest book, Basic Radar Analysis, Second Edition: The 1st edition of Basic Radar …
Stepped Frequency Artech author Andy Harrison has added interactive Python notebooks to the GitHub repository! These are referred to as Jupyter Notebooks. A Jupyter notebook is an interactive environment in which you can combine code execution, rich text, mathematics, plots and media. These notebooks correspond to the Python and MATLAB examples that were already in …
Author Brian Watson’s book, Non-Line-of-Sight-Radar, wrote a comprehensive volume, but there’s always more to talk about. Read on for his thoughts on radar, how he wrote the book, and his writing process: Radar: Big data is being incorporated into a variety of fields to improve performance including medicine, physics, and smart systems. Radar is no …
October author Andy Harrison is well-known in the community for his expertise on radar, which he covers in his book, Introduction to Radar Using Python and MATLAB. This presentation on Adaptive Array Processing relates to Chapter 3, “Antenna Systems”. Take a look for a thorough analysis of Radar Signal Analysis and Processing with MATLAB. Click here for more …
Read below to find out what compelled October author Andy Harrison to write his book, Introduction to Radar Using Python and MATLAB: When Artech House first approached me in July of 2017 about authoring a text for the radar series, I relished the opportunity. I reflect now, a little over two years later, as this …
Andy Harrison’s new book, Introduction to Radar Using Python and MATLAB, publishes at the end of October 2019. He’s created a video to explain further the diverse uses of his exciting new title! Click here for more information or to order.
Now that we know what inspired him to write, it’s time to delve into what he actually wrote. Read on for a closer look at Signal Processing for Passive Bistatic Radar, straight from the author himself… The book can be very useful for people who are starting their adventure with passive radar. I tried to …
We asked author Mateusz Malanowski what inspired him to write his book, Signal Processing for Passive Bistatic Radar. Here’s what he had to say… Several years ago passive radar was a niche topic that hardly anyone in the radar community heard about. The situation has changed, as academia, industry and military understood the possibilities that …
