What makes this volume important for today's radar professionals is the presentation of material never before available in Western resources. This reference offers practitioners and advanced students an excellent summary of the interactions between radar waves and the entire class of targets and clutter affecting operation of radar in the upper microwave and millimeter-wave bands.

What makes this volume such an important book for today's radar professionals is the presentation of critical material never before available in Western resources, including both theory and experimental data on targets and clutter from land, sea, and precipitation. This essential reference offers practitioners and advanced students an excellent summary of the interactions between radar waves and the entire class of targets and clutter affecting operation of radar in the upper microwave and millimeter-wave bands. For the first time, radar professionals are provided with measured data from Russian sources on radar characteristics of explosions, turbine exhausts, and sonic perturbations in target wakes.