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Radar Laboratory for the Microwave, Radar and Remote Sensing course

Radar Laboratory for the Microwave, Radar and Remote Sensing course

Radar Laboratory for the Microwave, Radar and Remote Sensing course

MSc thesis defence by Kavish Ishwardat

MSc thesis defence by Kavish Ishwardat

Kavish Ishwardat succesfully defended his thesis “Radar based horizontal wind profile retrieval techniques: DFT applied to scanning Doppler radar measurements” ( link). Our congratulations!

MS3 Master project event 2017

RadarLab for BSc course EE3340TU “Microwave Sensors and Radars for Airport Applications”

Introduction into RadarLab

Introduction into RadarLab

Measuring received power range dependence using trihedral reflector

Measuring received power range dependence using trihedral reflector

During the measurement process

During the measurement process

Congratulations, MSc Nannan Chen!

Nannan Chen MSc defense - the floor is yours...

Nannan Chen MSc defense – the floor is yours…

Do not disturb!..

Do not disturb!..

Do not disturb!..

New MSc course EE5020 “Sensor signal and data processing”

During the lecture

During the lecture

Explanations on blackboard

Explanations on blackboard

EM Practicum started this week

This week started the electromagnetism practicum for 3rd year BSc students. This year we have 24 groups of 4 to 5 students, which are going to visit our lab in one time slot out of 4 per week. First 3 weeks students will be busy with two assignments related to electromagnetic waves propagation in transmission lines. Following 3 weeks the assignments will be related to the electromagnetic wave propagation in free space and to the polarimetry of propagating waves.

Professor Yarovoy gives an introduction into wave propagation in transmission lines

Professor Yarovoy gives an introduction into wave propagation in transmission lines

Radar Lab for the BSc students from the minor Airport of the Future

Measuring RCS...

Measuring RCS…

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Invited lecturer

In the second quarter of current teaching year all our lecturers are involved into the course “EE3340TU: Microwave Sensors and Radars for Airport Applications”, which is a part of the Aerospace BSc program minor “Airport of the Future”. Traditionally we also invite world-wide recognized specialists in the field of radars and avionics to give a few lectures. This year our guest is Prof. Felix Yanovsky from the Kiev International University of Civil Aviation, Ukraine. He is currently providing students a set of lectures “Airport Surveillance Systems”.

Felix Yanovsky give lecture for BSc students

Felix Yanovsky give lecture for BSc students