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Morning Tutorials",[1652,1703,1737,1815,1867],{"id":207,"session":1653},{"id":28,"title":1654,"teaser":59,"body":1655,"createdAt":1656,"updatedAt":1657,"publishedAt":1658,"url_path_id":1659,"contacts":1660,"url_path":1702},"Active Electronically Scanned Arrays: Fundamentals and Applications","\u003Cp>Introduction to Active Electronically Scanned Arrays (AESAs) delivers a foundational treatment of AESAs ideal for engineering students and professionals. An overview of the primary subsystems of an AESA is provided. Detailed explanations are provided on the impact of AESAs on mission applications, including Radar, Electronic Attack (EA), Electronic Support Measures (ESM), SIGINT, and Communications. A review of AESA fundamentals is covered, including topics such as grating lobes, scan loss, instantaneous bandwidth, and 1D, 2D, and conformal array analysis. Comprehensive explorations of key design concepts and fundamentals are provided for subsystems, inclusive of antenna array elements, transmit/receive modules, and beamformers, including their purpose, functions, and practical design considerations. Performance results for various AESA architectures often found in industry, including analog, subarray, and digital beamforming AESA architectures, are discussed. Key advantages of elemental digital beamforming in contrast with analog and subarray beamforming is also provided with an extension to adaptive array nulling for operation in the presence of jamming. With a focus on practical knowledge and applications, this tutorial offers an accessible overview of a technology critical to the implementation of collision avoidance in cars, air surveillance radar, communication antennas, and defense technologies. This course is ideal for professionals working with AESAs for Radar, EW, SIGINT, or Communication systems.\u003C/p>","2026-01-20T17:25:20.526Z","2026-02-23T14:14:22.883Z","2026-01-20T17:25:22.317Z","121",[1661],{"id":43,"name":1662,"committee":16,"position":16,"affiliation":1663,"email":16,"biography":1664,"createdAt":1665,"updatedAt":1666,"url_path_id":1667,"contactPhoto":1668,"socialLinks":1700,"url_path":1701},"Dr. Arik D. Brown","Northrop Grumman Fellow","\u003Cp>Dr. Arik Brown received his BS degree in electrical engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and his M.S. and Ph.D. from the University of Michigan in Computational Electromagnetics with Dr. John Volakis as his advisor. After graduation, Arik worked at Northrop Grumman Mission Systems for 19 years, developing advanced system architectures for Radar, Electronic Warfare (EW), Communication (Comms), and Signals Intelligence (SIGINT) systems. At Northrop, Arik received several Trade Secret awards, was a Presidential Leadership Award recipient (2x), and a recipient of the Award for Excellence, which is the highest award honor at Northrop Grumman. In 2019, he was awarded the Professional Achievement Award at the Black Engineer of the Year Award Conference.\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Arik then served as the Senior Principal Radar Systems Architect for RADA USA, a small defense company focused on ground-based Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radars. He was responsible for the strategic application and development of RADA’s advanced multi-mission systems for tactical applications involving Counter-UAS, Short Range Air Defense and Active Protection Systems. Arik has authored several publications and is a leading expert/book author on AESAs (Electronically Scanned Arrays: MATLAB Modeling and Simulation, 2012 and Active Electronically Scanned Arrays: Fundamentals and Applications, 2021). He is a Senior Member of IEEE and serves on the IEEE Aerospace & Electronic Systems Society (AESS) Board of Governors and chairs the IEEE AESS Professional Networking and Mentorship Program. He is also an IEEE AESS Distinguished Lecturer. He is currently a Northrop Grumman Fellow leading the development of advanced multifunction digital AESA architectures enabling integrated Radar, EW, Comms, and SIGINT mission capabilities.\u003C/p>","2026-01-20T17:24:28.165Z","2026-02-23T14:13:23.742Z","120",{"id":1669,"name":1670,"alternativeText":16,"caption":16,"width":1671,"height":1672,"formats":1673,"hash":1696,"ext":698,"mime":701,"size":1697,"url":1698,"previewUrl":16,"provider":23,"provider_metadata":16,"createdAt":1699,"updatedAt":1699},177,"IMG_0241_3.jpg",5472,3648,{"large":1674,"small":1680,"medium":1686,"thumbnail":1690},{"ext":698,"url":1675,"hash":1676,"mime":701,"name":1677,"path":16,"size":1678,"width":704,"height":1679},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/large_IMG_0241_3_9acb65484a.jpg","large_IMG_0241_3_9acb65484a","large_IMG_0241_3.jpg",43.38,667,{"ext":698,"url":1681,"hash":1682,"mime":701,"name":1683,"path":16,"size":1684,"width":711,"height":1685},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/small_IMG_0241_3_9acb65484a.jpg","small_IMG_0241_3_9acb65484a","small_IMG_0241_3.jpg",13.2,333,{"ext":698,"url":1687,"hash":1688,"mime":701,"name":1689,"path":16,"size":232,"width":717,"height":711},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/medium_IMG_0241_3_9acb65484a.jpg","medium_IMG_0241_3_9acb65484a","medium_IMG_0241_3.jpg",{"ext":698,"url":1691,"hash":1692,"mime":701,"name":1693,"path":16,"size":1694,"width":1695,"height":582},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/thumbnail_IMG_0241_3_9acb65484a.jpg","thumbnail_IMG_0241_3_9acb65484a","thumbnail_IMG_0241_3.jpg",4.53,234,"IMG_0241_3_9acb65484a",1557.82,"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/IMG_0241_3_9acb65484a.jpg","2026-02-23T14:12:19.959Z",[],"-81","-82",{"id":227,"session":1704},{"id":131,"title":1705,"teaser":59,"body":1706,"createdAt":1707,"updatedAt":1708,"publishedAt":1709,"url_path_id":1710,"contacts":1711,"url_path":1736},"Introduction to Synthetic Aperture Radar","\u003Cp style=\"text-align:justify;\">Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) is a radar imaging mode that maps radar reflectivity of the ground. This is an important earth resource monitoring and analysis tool in the civilian and government communities, and an important intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) tool for the military and intelligence communities. The tutorial proposed herein is intended to provide an introduction to the physical concepts, processing, performance,\u003Cbr>features, and exploitation modes that make SAR work, and make it useful. Although mathematics will be shown in some parts of the presentation, the lecture will focus on the qualitative significance of the mathematics rather than dry derivations. Liberal use of example SAR images and other data products will be used to illustrate the concepts discussed. The presentation will be given as four distinct modules, each based on (but enhanced from) presentations developed and given by the presenter in numerous non-\u003Cbr>public forums to government, military, industry, and academic groups.\u003C/p>","2026-01-20T17:32:40.985Z","2026-01-20T17:32:42.593Z","2026-01-20T17:32:42.589Z","127",[1712],{"id":180,"name":1713,"committee":16,"position":16,"affiliation":1714,"email":16,"biography":1715,"createdAt":1716,"updatedAt":1717,"url_path_id":1718,"contactPhoto":1719,"socialLinks":1734,"url_path":1735},"Armin Doerry","Sandia National Laboratories","\u003Cp>Dr. Armin Doerry is a Distinguished Member of Technical Staff in the ISR Mission Engineering Department of Sandia National Laboratories. He holds a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the University of New Mexico. He has worked in numerous aspects of Synthetic Aperture\u003Cbr>Radar and other radar systems’ analysis, design, and fabrication since 1987, and continues to do so today. He has taught Radar Signal Processing classes (and related topics) as an adjunct professor at the University of New Mexico, and has taught numerous seminars on SAR\u003Cbr>and other radar topics to government, military, industry, and academic groups.\u003C/p>","2026-01-20T17:31:49.280Z","2026-04-28T11:33:17.047Z","126",{"id":1720,"name":1721,"alternativeText":16,"caption":16,"width":1722,"height":1358,"formats":1723,"hash":1729,"ext":19,"mime":20,"size":1730,"url":1731,"previewUrl":16,"provider":23,"provider_metadata":16,"createdAt":1732,"updatedAt":1733},203,"Armin.png",358,{"thumbnail":1724},{"ext":19,"url":1725,"hash":1726,"mime":20,"name":1727,"path":16,"size":1728,"width":582,"height":582},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/thumbnail_Armin_4a984ac472.png","thumbnail_Armin_4a984ac472","thumbnail_Armin.png",50.11,"Armin_4a984ac472",51.25,"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/Armin_4a984ac472.png","2026-04-28T11:32:56.171Z","2026-04-28T11:33:10.195Z",[],"-87","-88",{"id":62,"session":1738},{"id":100,"title":1739,"teaser":59,"body":1740,"createdAt":1741,"updatedAt":1742,"publishedAt":1743,"url_path_id":1744,"contacts":1745,"url_path":1814},"Advanced Radar Detection and Applications","\u003Cp style=\"text-align:justify;\">We teach advanced radar detection from first principles and develop the concepts behind Space- Time Adaptive Processing (STAP) and advanced, yet practical, adaptive algorithms for realistic data environments. Detection theory is reviewed to provide the student with both the understanding of how STAP is derived, as well as to gain an appreciation for how the assumptions can be modified based on different signal and clutter models. Radar received data components are explained in detail and the mathematical models are derived so that the student can program their own MATLAB or other simulation code to represent target, jammer and clutter from a statistical framework and construct optimal and suboptimal radar detector structures. The course covers state-of-the-art STAP techniques that address many of the limitations of traditional STAP solutions, offering insight into future research trends.\u003C/p>","2026-01-20T17:27:59.865Z","2026-01-20T17:28:01.201Z","2026-01-20T17:28:01.197Z","123",[1746,1768,1792],{"id":310,"name":1747,"committee":16,"position":16,"affiliation":16,"email":16,"biography":1748,"createdAt":1749,"updatedAt":1750,"url_path_id":1751,"contactPhoto":1752,"socialLinks":1766,"url_path":1767},"Scott Goldstein ","\u003Cp style=\"margin-left:.26in;text-align:justify;\">\u003Cspan style=\"color:black;\">\u003Cstrong>Dr. Scott Goldstein \u003C/strong>is a Senior Vice President at Parsons Corporation and has served at executive levels in government, industry and academia.  He achieved the rank of Major General in the United States Air Force and has led organizations in industry as well as served as a Chief Technology Officer, Chief Strategy Officer and Chief Scientist. He has performed fundamental research and development in radar detection and estimation theory, Space Time Adaptive Processing and advanced systems concepts. He is a Fellow of the IEEE and a member of the IEEE Radar Systems Panel. He received the 2002 IEEE Fred Nathanson Radar Engineer of the Year Award and the 2019 IEEE Warren D. White Award for Excellence in Radar Engineering.\u003C/span>\u003C/p>","2025-12-22T15:43:02.898Z","2025-12-23T18:49:38.240Z","79",{"id":1753,"name":1754,"alternativeText":16,"caption":16,"width":666,"height":1755,"formats":1756,"hash":1762,"ext":19,"mime":20,"size":1763,"url":1764,"previewUrl":16,"provider":23,"provider_metadata":16,"createdAt":1765,"updatedAt":1765},155,"Scott Goldstein.png",472,{"thumbnail":1757},{"ext":19,"url":1758,"hash":1759,"mime":20,"name":1760,"path":16,"size":1761,"width":1571,"height":582},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/thumbnail_Scott_Goldstein_f9909e6f22.png","thumbnail_Scott_Goldstein_f9909e6f22","thumbnail_Scott Goldstein.png",34.53,"Scott_Goldstein_f9909e6f22",80.33,"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/Scott_Goldstein_f9909e6f22.png","2025-12-23T18:49:35.547Z",[],"-43",{"id":317,"name":1769,"committee":16,"position":16,"affiliation":16,"email":16,"biography":1770,"createdAt":1771,"updatedAt":1772,"url_path_id":1773,"contactPhoto":1774,"socialLinks":1790,"url_path":1791},"Mike Picciolo","\u003Cp style=\"margin-left:.26in;text-align:justify;\">\u003Cspan style=\"color:black;\">\u003Cstrong>Dr. Mike Picciolo \u003C/strong>is Senior Radar and EW Architect at Anduril Industries, in the Electronic Warfare organization. Previously, he was Director of Mission Engineering in the Engineering, Integration and Logistics Division at SAIC. Previously he served as Chief Technology Officer, NSS Division, at ENSCO.  Prior, he was the Associate Chief Technologist for Dynetics and Chief Engineer of the Advanced Missions Solutions Group in Chantilly, VA. He has in-depth expertise in Radar, ISR systems, Space Time Adaptive Processing and conducts research in advanced technology development programs. Has deep domain expertise in SAR/GMTI radar, communications theory, waveform diversity, wireless communications, hyperspectral imagery, IMINT, SIGINT, and MASINT intelligence disciplines. He is a member of the IEEE Radar Systems Panel, received the 2007 IEEE Fred Nathanson Radar Engineer of the Year Award, the 2018 IEEE AESS Outstanding Organizational Leadership Award, and founded the IEEE Radar Summer School series.\u003C/span>\u003C/p>","2025-12-22T15:44:30.755Z","2025-12-23T18:50:02.731Z","80",{"id":582,"name":1775,"alternativeText":16,"caption":16,"width":1776,"height":1777,"formats":1778,"hash":1785,"ext":19,"mime":20,"size":1786,"url":1787,"previewUrl":16,"provider":23,"provider_metadata":16,"createdAt":1788,"updatedAt":1789},"Mike Topaz.png",389,423,{"thumbnail":1779},{"ext":19,"url":1780,"hash":1781,"mime":20,"name":1782,"path":16,"size":1783,"width":1784,"height":582},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/thumbnail_Mike_Topaz_a6864b8cb5.png","thumbnail_Mike_Topaz_a6864b8cb5","thumbnail_Mike Topaz.png",46.34,143,"Mike_Topaz_a6864b8cb5",65.48,"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/Mike_Topaz_a6864b8cb5.png","2025-12-23T18:50:00.054Z","2026-02-03T20:17:59.561Z",[],"-44",{"id":1015,"name":1793,"committee":16,"position":16,"affiliation":1794,"email":16,"biography":1795,"createdAt":1796,"updatedAt":1797,"url_path_id":1798,"contactPhoto":1799,"socialLinks":1812,"url_path":1813},"Dr. Robert Lee","Parsons Corp.","\u003Cp>Dr. Robert Lee is a Vice President at Parsons Corp. He has performed research and development in electronic warfare systems and advanced systems multidomain concepts involving ISR, space superiority, and remote sensing. Dr. Lee has authored 32 refereed\u003Cbr>publications in a variety of technical disciplines, including high-energy, nuclear, and solar physics, hypersonics, applied mathematics, and laser spectroscopy. He has been recognized nationally for his space resiliency and multidomain operations work, including being awarded the National Reconnaissance Office’s Gold Medal.\u003C/p>","2026-01-20T17:26:26.322Z","2026-04-28T11:37:27.147Z","122",{"id":1800,"name":1801,"alternativeText":16,"caption":16,"width":960,"height":831,"formats":1802,"hash":1808,"ext":698,"mime":701,"size":1809,"url":1810,"previewUrl":16,"provider":23,"provider_metadata":16,"createdAt":1811,"updatedAt":1811},204,"Robert Lee.jpg",{"thumbnail":1803},{"ext":698,"url":1804,"hash":1805,"mime":701,"name":1806,"path":16,"size":1807,"width":1753,"height":582},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/thumbnail_Robert_Lee_6a878a2041.jpg","thumbnail_Robert_Lee_6a878a2041","thumbnail_Robert Lee.jpg",5.14,"Robert_Lee_6a878a2041",7.49,"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/Robert_Lee_6a878a2041.jpg","2026-04-28T11:37:22.581Z",[],"-83","-84",{"id":212,"session":1816},{"id":425,"title":1817,"teaser":59,"body":1818,"createdAt":1819,"updatedAt":1820,"publishedAt":1821,"url_path_id":1822,"contacts":1823,"url_path":1866},"Advanced Antenna Modeling and Simulation Techniques for Radar Applications","\u003Cp style=\"text-align:justify;\">Antennas are an integral and important part of almost any radar system. Most common types of radar antennas include reflector antennas, phased arrays as well as conformal arrays. In the field of antenna engineering, theoretical analysis is of paramount importance in understanding the basics of the antenna radiation characteristics. While the basic concept of antennas is well known, closed form, exact analytical solutions to many antenna problems are not practical and impossible in many cases. Advances in\u003Cbr>electromagnetic (EM) simulations have significantly impacted the antenna design process by providing exact solutions by solving Maxwell’s equations using numerical methods. It is a common practice now in academia and industry to use various commercially available EM simulation tools for antenna design process. In this tutorial, we will introduce basics of antenna modeling and simulation process with pros and cons of various numerical methods, such as Method of Moments (MoM), Multilevel Fast Multipole Method (MLFMM), Finite Element Method (FEM), Finite Difference Time Domain (FDTD), Physical Optics (PO), Ray Lunching Geometrical Optics (RL-GO), and Uniform Theory of Diffraction (UTD). We will then discuss modeling and simulation of various antenna types, starting from simple configurations such as dipoles\u003Cbr>and loops and eventually leading to more complicated and practical designs such as microstrip patches, antenna arrays and high-gain reflector antennas.\u003C/p>","2026-01-20T15:58:27.057Z","2026-01-20T15:58:28.752Z","2026-01-20T15:58:28.747Z","109",[1824],{"id":777,"name":1825,"committee":16,"position":16,"affiliation":16,"email":16,"biography":1826,"createdAt":1827,"updatedAt":1828,"url_path_id":1829,"contactPhoto":1830,"socialLinks":1864,"url_path":1865},"Dr. C. J. Reddy","\u003Cp>Dr. C.J. Reddy is Siemens Fellow at Siemens Digital Industries Software. Dr. Reddy was awarded the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) of Canada Visiting Fellowship to work at Communications Research Center in Ottawa during 1991-1993 and was awarded the US National Research Council (NRC) Resident Research Associateship in 1993 to work at NASA Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia. While conducting research at NASA Langley, he developed various computational codes for electromagnetics and received a Certificate of Recognition from NASA for development of a hybrid Finite Element Method/Method of Moments/Geometrical Theory of Diffraction code for cavity backed aperture antenna analysis. He also worked as Research Professor at Hampton University from 1995 to 2000. Dr. Reddy was the President of Applied EM, Inc (2000-2017) where he led several Phase I and Phase II SBIR projects for the DoD and NASA. He was also the President of EM Software & Systems (USA) Inc (2002-2014) and led the marketing of the EM Simulation tool, Feko in North America. EM Software & Systems (USA) Inc was acquired by Altair in 2014. Dr. Reddy served as the Vice President of Business Development (Electromagnetics)-Americas, at Altair. Siemens acquired Altair in 2025.\u003C/p>\u003Cp>Dr. Reddy is a Fellow of IEEE, Fellow of ACES (Applied Computational Electromagnetics Society) and a Fellow of AMTA (Antenna Measurement Techniques Association). Dr. Reddy is a co-author of the book, “Antenna Analysis and Design Using FEKO Electromagnetic Simulation Software,” published in June 2014 by SciTech Publishing (now part of IET). Dr. Reddy is elected as a member of AMTA Board of Directors for a three-year term starting Jan 2020 and served as the Technical Coordinator for AMTA 2020 and AMTA 2021 Conferences as well as the President in 2022 as well as the immediate Past President of AMTA in 2023. Dr. Reddy is also serving on the ACES Board of Directors for the term 2023-2026 and served as the Vice President of ACES. Dr. Reddy served as an Associate Editor for IEEE Open Journal of Antennas of Propagation and IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation. He served as the Chair of IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society (AP-S) Young Professionals Committee during 2021-2024 and served on the AP-S AdCom during 2023-2024. Dr. Reddy is appointed to IEEE Fellows Committee by IEEE Board of Directors for the terms 2020-2021 and 2022-2023. Currently, Dr. Reddy is serving as the 2026 IEEE AP-S President. Dr. Reddy is inducted into IEEE Heritage Circle by the IEEE Foundation for establishing the “IEEE AP-S CJ Reddy Travel Grant for Graduate Students.”\u003C/p>","2026-01-20T15:57:26.135Z","2026-01-23T16:40:00.594Z","108",{"id":1831,"name":1832,"alternativeText":16,"caption":16,"width":1833,"height":1834,"formats":1835,"hash":1860,"ext":698,"mime":701,"size":1861,"url":1862,"previewUrl":16,"provider":23,"provider_metadata":16,"createdAt":1863,"updatedAt":1863},170,"CJReddy_hires.jpg",1505,2240,{"large":1836,"small":1842,"medium":1848,"thumbnail":1854},{"ext":698,"url":1837,"hash":1838,"mime":701,"name":1839,"path":16,"size":1840,"width":1841,"height":704},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/large_CJ_Reddy_hires_331773051c.jpg","large_CJ_Reddy_hires_331773051c","large_CJReddy_hires.jpg",83.59,672,{"ext":698,"url":1843,"hash":1844,"mime":701,"name":1845,"path":16,"size":1846,"width":1847,"height":711},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/small_CJ_Reddy_hires_331773051c.jpg","small_CJ_Reddy_hires_331773051c","small_CJReddy_hires.jpg",20.24,336,{"ext":698,"url":1849,"hash":1850,"mime":701,"name":1851,"path":16,"size":1852,"width":1853,"height":717},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/medium_CJ_Reddy_hires_331773051c.jpg","medium_CJ_Reddy_hires_331773051c","medium_CJReddy_hires.jpg",44.96,504,{"ext":698,"url":1855,"hash":1856,"mime":701,"name":1857,"path":16,"size":1858,"width":1859,"height":582},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/thumbnail_CJ_Reddy_hires_331773051c.jpg","thumbnail_CJ_Reddy_hires_331773051c","thumbnail_CJReddy_hires.jpg",3.19,105,"CJ_Reddy_hires_331773051c",494.23,"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/CJ_Reddy_hires_331773051c.jpg","2026-01-23T16:39:42.399Z",[],"-69","-70",{"id":491,"session":1868},{"id":205,"title":1869,"teaser":1870,"body":59,"createdAt":1871,"updatedAt":1872,"publishedAt":1873,"url_path_id":1874,"contacts":1875,"url_path":1946},"PCL radars – from theory to the new frontiers in modern passive radars","\u003Cp style=\"text-align:justify;\">The tutorial focuses on passive coherent location (PCL) radar, starting from the theory and concluding with an overview of new frontiers in modern passive radars. In the first part of the tutorial, the fundamentals of passive radar will be presented. These include a review of possible illuminators of opportunity and features of different signals from the point of view of radar detection. The bi/multi-static geometry will be presented, and the passive radar equation will be analyzed. Next, a typical signal processing chain, consisting of clutter filtering, cross-ambiguity function calculation, detection, bistatic tracking, and Cartesian tracking, will be described. In the second part of the tutorial, the design of passive radar demonstrators will be presented. This will include a review of different hardware solutions that can be used for passive radar demonstrators and guidelines for demonstrator design. Examples of deployed demonstrators will be presented. Results of measurements using different systems will be shown and discussed. The third part of the tutorial will move on to develop advanced topics, where new frontiers in passive radar for metropolitan area applications based on modern mobile communication standards and for short area applications will be discussed including different standards comparison regarding the\u003Cbr>sensing applications (from GSM to 5G/6G, WiFi, among others). The challenges, opportunities and limitations analyses will be presented to the audience, supported by numerous examples of\u003Cbr>experimental results. In addition to constructing the theoretical narrative fundamental to the advanced pillar topics, a comprehensive set of results will illustrate concepts and aid understanding. In the last part, different passive radar applications will be presented, including civilian and military ones. Some results of using passive radar systems operating on their own as well as in cooperation with active radars will be shown. In the final part of the tutorial, the passive radar applications and potential\u003Cbr>exploitation of new illuminators of opportunity from space will be discussed. Future applications of passive radar will be discussed.\u003C/p>","2026-01-20T17:35:45.516Z","2026-01-20T17:35:47.027Z","2026-01-20T17:35:47.018Z","128",[1876,1904],{"id":357,"name":1877,"committee":16,"position":16,"affiliation":16,"email":16,"biography":1878,"createdAt":1879,"updatedAt":1880,"url_path_id":1881,"contactPhoto":1882,"socialLinks":1902,"url_path":1903},"Mateusz Malanowski","\u003Cp style=\"margin-left:.26in;text-align:justify;\">\u003Cspan style=\"color:black;\">\u003Cstrong>Prof. Mateusz Malanowski \u003C/strong>received his M.Sc., Ph.D. and D.Sc. degrees in Electrical Engineering from the Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland, in 2004, 2009 and 2013 respectively. In 2022 he received Full Professor title from the President of Poland.\u003C/span>\u003C/p>\u003Cp style=\"margin-left:.26in;text-align:justify;\">\u003Cspan style=\"color:black;\">He was a Research Scientist with FGAN (Forschungsgesellschaft fuer Angewandte Naturwissenschaften), Germany, and an Engineer with Orpal, Poland. Currently, he is a Professor at the Warsaw University of Technology.\u003C/span>\u003C/p>\u003Cp style=\"margin-left:.26in;text-align:justify;\">\u003Cspan style=\"color:black;\">Prof. Malanowski is the author/coauthor of over 180 scientific papers. He is also an author of “Signal Processing for Passive Bistatic Radar” book, published by Artech House in 2019.\u003C/span>\u003C/p>\u003Cp style=\"margin-left:.26in;text-align:justify;\">\u003Cspan style=\"color:black;\">His research interests are radar signal processing, target tracking, passive coherent location, synthetic aperture radar and noise radar. For the last 15 years he has been involved in numerous national and international projects, focusing on passive radar, synthetic aperture radar and noise radar. He has been a member of several NATO Science and Technology Organization groups. Prof. Malanowski is currently managing a project, whose aim is to develop first Polish, and one of the first in the world, operational military (TRL9) passive radar system.\u003C/span>\u003C/p>\u003Cp style=\"margin-left:.26in;text-align:justify;\">\u003Cspan style=\"color:black;\">Prof. Malanowski is an IEEE Senior Member and a member of Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) and European Microwave Association (EuMA).\u003C/span>\u003C/p>","2025-12-22T15:49:06.592Z","2025-12-23T18:50:47.672Z","82",{"id":1475,"name":1883,"alternativeText":16,"caption":16,"width":1884,"height":1885,"formats":1886,"hash":1899,"ext":19,"mime":20,"size":388,"url":1900,"previewUrl":16,"provider":23,"provider_metadata":16,"createdAt":1901,"updatedAt":1901},"Mateusz Malanowski.png",452,630,{"small":1887,"thumbnail":1893},{"ext":19,"url":1888,"hash":1889,"mime":20,"name":1890,"path":16,"size":1891,"width":1892,"height":711},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/small_Mateusz_Malanowski_3020fa5e13.png","small_Mateusz_Malanowski_3020fa5e13","small_Mateusz Malanowski.png",356.44,359,{"ext":19,"url":1894,"hash":1895,"mime":20,"name":1896,"path":16,"size":1897,"width":1898,"height":582},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/thumbnail_Mateusz_Malanowski_3020fa5e13.png","thumbnail_Mateusz_Malanowski_3020fa5e13","thumbnail_Mateusz Malanowski.png",37.72,112,"Mateusz_Malanowski_3020fa5e13","https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/Mateusz_Malanowski_3020fa5e13.png","2025-12-23T18:50:45.234Z",[],"-46",{"id":986,"name":1905,"committee":16,"position":16,"affiliation":16,"email":16,"biography":1906,"createdAt":1907,"updatedAt":1908,"url_path_id":1909,"contactPhoto":1910,"socialLinks":1944,"url_path":1945},"Prof. Piotr Samczynski","\u003Cp>Prof. Piotr Samczynski received his B.Sc. and M.Sc. degrees in electronics and PhD and D.Sc. in telecommunications, all from the Warsaw University of Technology (WUT), Warsaw, Poland, in 2004, 2005, 2010 and 2013, respectively. In 2023, he received a Full Professor degree from the President of the Republic of Poland. Since 2024, he has been the Full Professor at the WUT; In 2018-2023, he has been the Associate Professor at the WUT; and since 2014 – a member of the WUT’s Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology Council. Before this, he was an Assistant professor at WUT (2018-2010), a research assistant at the Przemyslowy Instytut Telekomunikacji S.A. (PIT S.A.) (2010-2005), and the head of PIT’s Radar Signal Processing Department (2010-2009). He is the co-founder of XY-Sensing Ltd., where, since 2018, he has\u003Cbr>held the CEO position.\u003C/p>\u003Cp>\u003Cbr>Prof. Samczynski’s research interests are in the areas of radar signal processing, passive radar, synthetic\u003Cbr>aperture radar, and digital signal processing. He is the author of over 300 scientific papers.\u003C/p>\u003Cp>\u003Cbr>Piotr Samczynski was involved in several projects for the European Research Agency (EDA), Polish National Centre for Research and Development (NCBiR), and Polish Ministry of Science and Higher\u003Cbr>Education (MiNSW), including the projects on SAR, ISAR, and passive radars. For his work, he was honored\u003Cbr>in 2020 with the Bronze Cross of Merit awarded by the President of the Republic of Poland. He was also\u003Cbr>honoured in 2021 with the Bronze Medal \"For merits for the defense of the country\" awarded by the Minister\u003Cbr>of National Defence. The award was for special merits in the development of modern military thought, military technology and professional work, which significantly contributed to the development and\u003Cbr>strengthening of the defense system of Poland.\u003C/p>\u003Cp>\u003Cbr>Since 2009 he has been a member of several research task groups under the NATO Science and Technology Organization (STO). He supports the research work and significantly contributed to numerous Sensors and Electronics Technology (SET) activities, particularly those related to the fields of radar signal processing, modern passive and active radars architectures, and noise radars. In 2018-2022 he was a Chair of the NATO SET-258 research task group (RTG) on Deployable Multiband Passive/Active\u003Cbr>Radar (DMPAR) deployment and assessment in military scenarios. Since 2023, he has been a Chair of the NATO SET-320 RTG on New Frontiers in Modern Passive Radar. In recognition of his pivotal role in enhancing the SET Programme of Work, Dr. Piotr Samczynski was presented in 2020 with the NATO STO SET Panel Early Career Award. In 2021 and 2023, he received the NATO STO SET Panel Excellence Awards for his excellent contribution as Chair of the APART-GAS Team (2021) and SET-258 Task Group (2023), respectively. Since October 2025, he has been handling the position of Vice-Chair of the NATO STO Sensing Technology (SET) Panel.\u003C/p>\u003Cp>\u003Cbr>Prof. Samczynski has been an IEEE member since 2003 and an IEEE Senior member since 2016. He is a\u003Cbr>member of IEEE AES, SP, and GRS Societies, and from 2017 to 2019, Prof. Samczynski was chair of the Polish\u003Cbr>chapter of the IEEE Signal Processing Society. From 2019 to 2020, he was the vice chairman (AES) of the\u003Cbr>IEEE Poland APS/AESS/MTTS Joint Chapter. Since 2020, he has been a member of the Board of the Polish\u003Cbr>Section of the IEEE, handling the position of the Award Chair, and since 2024, he has been handling the\u003Cbr>position of the Vice-Chairman of the IEEE Polish Section. Since 2020, he is also a member of the Radar\u003Cbr>System Panel of the IEEE AES Society. He received the IEEE Fred Nathanson Memorial Award for outstanding\u003Cbr>contributions to passive radar imaging, including systems design, experimentation, and algorithm\u003Cbr>development, in 2017.\u003C/p>","2026-01-20T17:22:15.789Z","2026-04-28T11:15:30.823Z","118",{"id":1911,"name":1912,"alternativeText":16,"caption":16,"width":1913,"height":1914,"formats":1915,"hash":1940,"ext":698,"mime":701,"size":1941,"url":1942,"previewUrl":16,"provider":23,"provider_metadata":16,"createdAt":1943,"updatedAt":1943},202,"Piotr.jpg",1706,1907,{"large":1916,"small":1922,"medium":1928,"thumbnail":1934},{"ext":698,"url":1917,"hash":1918,"mime":701,"name":1919,"path":16,"size":1920,"width":1921,"height":704},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/large_Piotr_584a20cbc9.jpg","large_Piotr_584a20cbc9","large_Piotr.jpg",93.87,895,{"ext":698,"url":1923,"hash":1924,"mime":701,"name":1925,"path":16,"size":1926,"width":1927,"height":711},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/small_Piotr_584a20cbc9.jpg","small_Piotr_584a20cbc9","small_Piotr.jpg",26.31,448,{"ext":698,"url":1929,"hash":1930,"mime":701,"name":1931,"path":16,"size":1932,"width":1933,"height":717},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/medium_Piotr_584a20cbc9.jpg","medium_Piotr_584a20cbc9","medium_Piotr.jpg",53.5,671,{"ext":698,"url":1935,"hash":1936,"mime":701,"name":1937,"path":16,"size":1938,"width":1939,"height":582},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/thumbnail_Piotr_584a20cbc9.jpg","thumbnail_Piotr_584a20cbc9","thumbnail_Piotr.jpg",4.44,140,"Piotr_584a20cbc9",360.16,"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/Piotr_584a20cbc9.jpg","2026-04-28T11:15:24.632Z",[],"-79","-89",{"id":151,"groupTitle":1948,"sessions":1949},"Monday Afternoon Tutorials",[1950,1992,2059,2093,2186,2212],{"id":425,"session":1951},{"id":465,"title":1952,"teaser":59,"body":1953,"createdAt":1954,"updatedAt":1955,"publishedAt":1956,"url_path_id":1957,"contacts":1958,"url_path":1991},"mmWave FMCW MIMO Radar: From Raw Data to Tracked  Targets","\u003Cp style=\"text-align:justify;\">Millimeter-wave radar is now everywhere—automotive safety systems, presence detection for smart buildings, contactless vital sign monitoring and even drone surveillance. But whether you're\u003Cbr>developing a smart home sensor or a counter-UAS system, success depends on understanding the fundamentals: the physics of the waveform, the hardware constraints, and the signal processing chain—not just consuming vendor-provided point clouds. This tutorial provides that foundation through live demonstrations on real hardware. Using a 60 GHz 4×4 MIMO development platform (AKM AK5818, 57–64 GHz bandwidth), we follow the complete processing pipeline from chirp transmission through tracked targets. The tutorial uses a purpose-built software interface that abstracts hardware complexity, letting attendees focus on the radar system and signal processing. The tutorial is structured around the end-to-end radar DSP chain: starting with the raw data cube populated by IF samples, we progress through range processing, Doppler processing, and angle processing to generate detected target lists, and finally extend to point cloud generation and multi-frame tracking. Each processing stage is demonstrated live. When we discuss the beat frequency relationship, we show the IF signal spectrum from a real target. When we explain Range-Doppler maps, we display them in real-time with a small drone as the moving target. When we describe angle estimation, we compare classical beamforming with subspace methods on measured data. This “see it working” approach builds intuition that equations alone cannot provide. Attendees will leave with a clear mental model of the complete FMCW MIMO processing chain—from raw ADC samples to tracked point clouds—grounded in real measurements they've seen generated.\u003C/p>","2026-01-20T17:15:57.223Z","2026-01-20T17:15:58.897Z","2026-01-20T17:15:58.893Z","113",[1959,1983],{"id":817,"name":1960,"committee":16,"position":16,"affiliation":16,"email":16,"biography":1961,"createdAt":1962,"updatedAt":1963,"url_path_id":1964,"contactPhoto":1965,"socialLinks":1981,"url_path":1982},"Alan Wilson-Langman","\u003Cp>Alan Wilson-Langman holds a Ph.D. in Electronic Engineering specializing in radar systems, with over 25 years of experience in radar and RF sensor development. His career includes roles at John Deere (Radar Tech Lead) and Joby Aviation, spanning ground-penetrating radar, SAR, and autonomous vehicle perception. Recent work focuses on custom radar sensors for vital sign monitoring, radar-based positioning and navigation, and neuromorphic AI for radar processing. Alan founded Sigma0, a radar technology consultancy. When not working, he can be found in his basement experimenting with low-cost radar hardware. \u003C/p>","2026-01-20T17:14:23.179Z","2026-04-29T05:31:01.140Z","111",{"id":1966,"name":1967,"alternativeText":16,"caption":16,"width":1968,"height":1969,"formats":1970,"hash":1977,"ext":19,"mime":20,"size":1978,"url":1979,"previewUrl":16,"provider":23,"provider_metadata":16,"createdAt":1980,"updatedAt":1980},206,"Alan WL.png",187,214,{"thumbnail":1971},{"ext":19,"url":1972,"hash":1973,"mime":20,"name":1974,"path":16,"size":1975,"width":1976,"height":582},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/thumbnail_Alan_WL_d53616c51d.png","thumbnail_Alan_WL_d53616c51d","thumbnail_Alan WL.png",47.21,136,"Alan_WL_d53616c51d",20.42,"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/Alan_WL_d53616c51d.png","2026-04-29T05:30:56.154Z",[],"-72",{"id":846,"name":1984,"committee":16,"position":16,"affiliation":16,"email":16,"biography":1985,"createdAt":1986,"updatedAt":1987,"url_path_id":1988,"contactPhoto":16,"socialLinks":1989,"url_path":1990},"Nir Regev","\u003Cp>Nir Regev holds a Ph.D. in Electrical & Computer Engineering from Ben-Gurion University, Israel, with over 27 years of experience developing advanced signal processing and AI systems across radar, LiDAR, and embedded systems. He is a Professor at Cal Poly Pomona teaching control systems and probability, and founder of AlephZero.ai, a consulting firm focused on engineering solutions. His technical work spans multi-target tracking, micro-Doppler analysis, deep learning, and statistical signal processing. Nir has published extensively on radar-based vital sign monitoring and drone classification. \u003C/p>","2026-01-20T17:14:32.479Z","2026-04-29T05:35:58.298Z","112",[],"-73","-74",{"id":14,"session":1993},{"id":406,"title":1994,"teaser":59,"body":1995,"createdAt":1996,"updatedAt":1997,"publishedAt":1998,"url_path_id":1999,"contacts":2000,"url_path":2058},"Bistatic and Multistatic Radar Imaging","\u003Cp style=\"text-align:justify;\">\u003Cspan style=\"background-color:transparent;color:#000000;\">SAR/ISAR images have been largely used for earth observation, surveillance, classification and recognition of targets of interest. The effectiveness of such systems may be limited by a number of factors, such as poor resolution, shadowing effects, interference, etc. Moreover, both SAR and ISAR images are to be considered as two-dimensional maps of the real three-dimensional object. Therefore, a single sensor may produce only a two-dimensional image where its image projection plane (IPP) is defined by the system-target geometry. Such a mapping typically creates a problem for the image interpretation, as the target image is only a projection of it onto a plane. In addition to this, monostatic SAR/ISAR imaging systems are typically quite vulnerable to intentional jammers as the sensor can be easily detected and located by an electronic counter-measure (ECM) system. Bistatic SAR/ISAR systems can overcome such a problem as the receiver can act covertly due to the fact that it is not easily detectable by an ECM system, whereas multistatic SAR/ISAR may push forward the system limits both in terms of resolution and image interpretation and add to the system resilience. \u003C/span>\u003C/p>","2026-01-20T17:21:07.176Z","2026-01-20T17:21:12.468Z","2026-01-20T17:21:12.456Z","116",[2001,2022],{"id":983,"name":2002,"committee":16,"position":16,"affiliation":16,"email":16,"biography":2003,"createdAt":2004,"updatedAt":2005,"url_path_id":2006,"contactPhoto":2007,"socialLinks":2020,"url_path":2021},"Marco Martorella","\u003Cp>Marco Martorella is a Professor at the School of Engineering of the University of Birmingham, where is Head of the Microwave Integrated Systems Laboratory (MISL) and Director of the Communications and Sensing Cluster. He is also Chair of the NATO Sensors and Electronics Technology (SET) Panel and Deputy Director of the Radar and Surveillance Systems National Laboratory (Pisa, Italy). He is author of nearly 300 international journal and conference papers, 4 books and more than 20 book chapters on radar-related topics with emphasis on radar imaging, classification, passive radar and HF radar. He has presented nearly 30 tutorials on radar imaging and classification at international radar conferences, has lectured at two NATO Lecture Series on “Passive Radar Technology” and “Compressive Sensing for Radar and ESM” and organized several international conferences, workshops and specialist meetings on radar-related themes. He has chaired four NATO research activities, including SET-250 RTG on “Multi-dimensional Radar Imaging”, which was awarded the NATO STO Excellence Award in 2024 and the SET-293 RTG on “RF Sensing for Space Situational Awareness”. He was also recipient of the IEEE 2013 Fred Nathanson Memorial Radar Award. He is a co-founder of ECHOES, a radar systems-related spin-off company. He is a Fellow of the IEEE. \u003C/p>","2026-01-20T15:52:47.979Z","2026-04-27T20:30:50.773Z","103",{"id":831,"name":2008,"alternativeText":16,"caption":16,"width":1911,"height":2009,"formats":2010,"hash":2016,"ext":19,"mime":20,"size":2017,"url":2018,"previewUrl":16,"provider":23,"provider_metadata":16,"createdAt":2019,"updatedAt":2019},"Marco Martorella.png",250,{"thumbnail":2011},{"ext":19,"url":2012,"hash":2013,"mime":20,"name":2014,"path":16,"size":2015,"width":828,"height":582},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/thumbnail_Marco_Martorella_385b5c80c5.png","thumbnail_Marco_Martorella_385b5c80c5","thumbnail_Marco Martorella.png",33.14,"Marco_Martorella_385b5c80c5",21.7,"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/Marco_Martorella_385b5c80c5.png","2026-04-27T20:30:43.255Z",[],"-64",{"id":93,"name":2023,"committee":2024,"position":16,"affiliation":16,"email":16,"biography":2025,"createdAt":2026,"updatedAt":2027,"url_path_id":2028,"contactPhoto":2029,"socialLinks":2056,"url_path":2057},"Brian Rigling","Finance Co-Chair","\u003Cp>\u003Cspan style=\"background-color:transparent;color:#000000;\">Brian Rigling received the B.S. degree in physics-computer science from the University of Dayton in 1998 and received the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering from The Ohio State University in 2000 and 2003, respectively. From 2000 to 2004 he was a radar systems engineer for Northrop Grumman Electronic Systems in Baltimore, Maryland. In 2004, Dr. Rigling joined the Department of Electrical Engineering, Wright State University, and was promoted to associate professor in 2009, professor in 2013,  department chair in 2014, and Dean of Engineering & Computer Science in 2018.  For 2010, he was employed at Science Applications International Corporation as a Chief Scientist while on leave from Wright State University.  In 2022, Dr. Rigling accepted an appointment in the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering at the University of Dayton as a Professor and Ohio Research Scholar for Sensor Exploitation and Fusion.  He has authored chapters for 4 textbooks and has authored more than 110 conference and journal papers.  In 2007, Dr. Rigling authored the chapter on Bistatic Synthetic Aperture Radar for the book Advances in Bistatic Radar, edited by Nicholas Willis and Hugh Griffiths.  Dr. Rigling served on the IEEE Radar Systems Panel 2009-2018 and 2023-present presently as Vice Chair, was an associate editor for IEEE Transactions on Image Processing 2009-2013, and currently serves as an associate editor for IEEE Transactions on Radar Systems.  He was the General Chair for the 2014 IEEE Radar Conference, was awarded the 2015 IEEE Fred Nathanson Memorial Radar Award, and was elevated to IEEE Fellow in 2018.\u003C/span>\u003C/p>","2025-02-06T04:25:56.941Z","2026-04-29T06:18:29.418Z","36",{"id":1371,"name":2030,"alternativeText":16,"caption":16,"width":2031,"height":2032,"formats":2033,"hash":2052,"ext":698,"mime":701,"size":2053,"url":2054,"previewUrl":16,"provider":23,"provider_metadata":16,"createdAt":2055,"updatedAt":2055},"Rigling-pic.jpg",760,950,{"small":2034,"medium":2040,"thumbnail":2046},{"ext":698,"url":2035,"hash":2036,"mime":701,"name":2037,"path":16,"size":2038,"width":2039,"height":711},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/small_Rigling_pic_204ad5da5d.jpg","small_Rigling_pic_204ad5da5d","small_Rigling-pic.jpg",18.32,400,{"ext":698,"url":2041,"hash":2042,"mime":701,"name":2043,"path":16,"size":2044,"width":2045,"height":717},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/medium_Rigling_pic_204ad5da5d.jpg","medium_Rigling_pic_204ad5da5d","medium_Rigling-pic.jpg",36.89,600,{"ext":698,"url":2047,"hash":2048,"mime":701,"name":2049,"path":16,"size":2050,"width":2051,"height":582},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/thumbnail_Rigling_pic_204ad5da5d.jpg","thumbnail_Rigling_pic_204ad5da5d","thumbnail_Rigling-pic.jpg",2.91,125,"Rigling_pic_204ad5da5d",47.38,"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/Rigling_pic_204ad5da5d.jpg","2025-02-06T19:36:46.245Z",[],"-11","-77",{"id":118,"session":2060},{"id":62,"title":2061,"teaser":59,"body":2062,"createdAt":2063,"updatedAt":2064,"publishedAt":2065,"url_path_id":2066,"contacts":2067,"url_path":2092},"Autonomous Vehicle Radar","\u003Cp style=\"text-align:justify;\">Autonomous driving is one of the megatrends in the automotive industry, and a majority of car manufacturers are already introducing various levels of autonomy into commercially available vehicles. The main task of the sensing suite in autonomous vehicles is to provide the most reliable and dense information on the vehicular surroundings. Specifically, it is necessary to acquire information on drivable areas on the road and to port all objects above the road level as obstacles to be avoided. Thus, the sensors need to detect, localize, and classify a variety of typical objects, such as vehicles, pedestrians, poles, and guardrails. Comprehensive and accurate information on vehicle\u003Cbr>surroundings cannot be achieved by any single practical sensor. Therefore, all autonomous vehicles are typically equipped with multiple sensors of multiple modalities: radars, cameras, and lidars. Lidars are expensive and cameras are sensitive to illumination and weather conditions, have to be mounted behind an optically transparent surface, and do not provide direct range and velocity measurements. Radars are robust to adverse weather conditions, are insensitive to lighting variations, provide long and accurate range measurements, and can be packaged behind the\u003Cbr>optically nontransparent fascia. The uniqueness of automotive radar scenarios mandates the formulation and derivation of new signal-processing approaches beyond classical military radar concepts. The reformulation of vehicular radar tasks, along with new performance requirements, provides an opportunity to develop innovative signal processing methods. This Tutorial will first describe active safety and autonomous driving features and associated sensing challenges. Next, it will overview technology trends state advantages of available sensing modalities and describe automotive radar performance requirements. It will discuss propagation phenomena experienced by typical automotive radar and radar concepts that can address them. It will compare radar and LiDAR signal processing chains and emphasize their similarity, differences, and associated processing challenges. Next, this Tutorial will focus on the radar processing chain: range, Doppler measurement estimation, beamforming, detection, range and angle-of-arrival migration, tracking, and clustering. Discussing modern automotive radars, the Tutorial will describe the MIMO radar approach. Finally, the automotive radar applications and advanced topics, such as interference mitigation and\u003Cbr>sensor fusion, will be discussed.\u003C/p>","2026-01-20T15:45:01.065Z","2026-01-20T15:45:02.981Z","2026-01-20T15:45:02.977Z","102",[2068],{"id":936,"name":2069,"committee":16,"position":16,"affiliation":2070,"email":16,"biography":2071,"createdAt":2072,"updatedAt":2073,"url_path_id":2074,"contactPhoto":2075,"socialLinks":2090,"url_path":2091},"Igal Bilik","Ben-Gurion University","\u003Cp>Prof. Igal Bilik received B.Sc., M.Sc., and Ph.D. degrees in electrical and computer engineering from the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Beer Sheva, Israel, in 1997, 2003, and 2006, respectively. During 2006–2008, he was a postdoctoral research associate in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Duke University, Durham, NC.  During 2008-2011, he was an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth. During this period he taught undergraduate Random Signals and Noise course, and graduate Introduction to Estimation Theory, Array Signal Processing, Radar Engineering, and Information Theory courses.   During 2011-2019, he was a Staff Researcher at GM Advanced Technical Center, Israel, leading automotive radar technology development. Between 2019 and 2020, he led the Smart Sensing and Vision Group at GM R&D, where he was responsible for developing state-of-the-art automotive radar, lidar, and computer vision technologies. During this period he taught Introduction to Automotive Radar corporate Course.  \u003C/p>","2026-01-20T15:41:51.260Z","2026-04-29T06:15:38.419Z","101",{"id":2076,"name":2077,"alternativeText":16,"caption":16,"width":2078,"height":2079,"formats":2080,"hash":2086,"ext":19,"mime":20,"size":2087,"url":2088,"previewUrl":16,"provider":23,"provider_metadata":16,"createdAt":2089,"updatedAt":2089},209,"Igal.png",328,319,{"thumbnail":2081},{"ext":19,"url":2082,"hash":2083,"mime":20,"name":2084,"path":16,"size":2085,"width":1610,"height":582},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/thumbnail_Igal_323d620af6.png","thumbnail_Igal_323d620af6","thumbnail_Igal.png",55.5,"Igal_323d620af6",46.01,"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/Igal_323d620af6.png","2026-04-29T06:15:34.584Z",[],"-62","-63",{"id":162,"session":2094},{"id":162,"title":2095,"teaser":59,"body":2096,"createdAt":2097,"updatedAt":2098,"publishedAt":2099,"url_path_id":2100,"contacts":2101,"url_path":2185}," An Overview of Practical Spectrum Sharing Techniques for Radar and Communications ","\u003Cp style=\"text-align:justify;\">The electromagnetic spectrum (EMS) is a precious resource that connects and protects our societies across the globe. Historically this resource was accessed by expensive, purpose-built radio-frequency (RF) systems that operated in well-defined, static frequency allocations. Recent advances in digital radio technology (e.g. software-defined radios, low-cost/high-sample rate analog-to-digital converters, etc.) has made wide swaths of spectrum easily accessible by low-cost, commercially available systems. This new accessibility has resulted in a heated competition between commercial telecommunications, civil infrastructure, scientific research, and defense interests for access to the finite, limited EMS. Consequently, the spectrum has become increasingly congested with no end in sight for the increasing, insatiable demand by competing users.\u003C/p>\u003Cp style=\"text-align:justify;\">To mitigate this congestion, it is vital that future users of the spectrum do so in an efficient manner. Therefore, RF systems can no longer depend on static resource allocations (i.e. user separation via frequency or time division). As radar and communication systems pose the greatest demand on spectrum access, their future designs must make use of all degrees-of-freedom (DoF): time, frequency, space, coding and polarization. Technologies for efficient radar-communications spectral access can be grouped into two broad categories: co-design and coexistence.\u003C/p>\u003Cp style=\"text-align:justify;\">Coexistence is a key focus of emerging shared and unlicensed frequency bands (e.g. the Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) band in the United States), where radar and communications systems must share a set band while incurring limited interference to one another. Coexistence techniques provide efficient spectrum access for spatially distributed users, who may or may not coordinate their access to the shared bands.\u003C/p>\u003Cp style=\"text-align:justify;\">The second spectrum access technique is co-design. Very often a single platform or system will have multiple datalinks and/or radar systems on-board. Further, advances in arbitrary waveform generation and digital-at-every-element technology have enabled waveform agility and multiple-input multiple-output radar technology, introducing the capability to shape spectrum access along the coding, spatial and polarization DoFs. Therefore, co-designed radar/communications techniques can reduce the number of RF systems on a platform or system, and a single software-defined RF device can perform both radar and communications. Dual-function waveforms allow for improved spectral efficiency by viewing spectral access from a user perspective rather than from a functional perspective.\u003C/p>\u003Cp style=\"text-align:justify;\">Successful co-existence and co-design of radar and communication systems both rely on fundamental understanding of the design goals, constraints, and performance metrics of both types of systems. Further, these competing design constraints are not related to each other in a mathematically tractable fashion. Practitioners of one technology are often not fully aware of the restrictions and requirements of\u003Cbr>the competing technology. Finally, there is often a disconnect between the theoretical design of spectrum access techniques (i.e. radar, communications, and dual-function waveforms) and the practical implementation of such techniques (e.g. amplifier non-linearities and out-of-band emissions).\u003C/p>\u003Cp style=\"text-align:justify;\">Therefore, to bridge the divide between radar and communications engineers this tutorial will provide a first-principles examination of the design goals and metrics of both radar and communications. We will explore the motivation and history of spectrum access and examine the practical requirements for utilizing the available DoFs. Specific examples of coexistence and co-design techniques will be explored based on the DoF(s) they use to enable efficient spectrum access. For example, the problem space of coexistence of radar and commercial communications will be explored in detail – from problem setup, to system requirements, to demonstrations of real-time processing. For the co-design problem two distinct families of techniques will be framed and explored in detail: radar-embedded communications via coding diversity and multi-beam emissions from digital arrays. Implications of hardware constraints on these techniques will be illustrated. To narrow the focus radar detection will be the primary radar application.\u003C/p>","2026-01-20T17:19:28.104Z","2026-01-21T19:04:23.514Z","2026-01-20T17:19:30.946Z","115",[2102,2111,2150],{"id":893,"name":2103,"committee":16,"position":16,"affiliation":2104,"email":16,"biography":2105,"createdAt":2106,"updatedAt":2107,"url_path_id":2108,"contactPhoto":16,"socialLinks":2109,"url_path":2110},"Justin Metcalf"," University of Oklahoma","\u003Cp>Dr. Justin Metcalf received his BS in Computer Engineering from Kansas State University in 2006 where he was a KSU Presidential Scholar. From 2006-2008 he was at the Flight Simulation Labs of Lockheed Martin Aeronautics in Fort Worth, TX. From 2008-2014 he was with the Radar Systems Lab of the University of Kansas, were he obtained an MS in Electrical Engineering in 2011 and a PhD in Electrical Engineering in 2015. He was the recipient of the Richard and Wilma Moore Award for the best departmental MS thesis in 2011-2012. He was a Research Electronics Engineer with the Sensors Directorate of the Air Force Research Laboratory from 2014-2018. He was the chair of the Dayton Chapter of the IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Society from 2016-2018 and won the 2017 IEEE Dayton Section Young Professionals Award. Since 2018 he has been an Assistant Professor with the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at the University of Oklahoma, promoted to Associate Professor in 2024, and a member of the Advanced Radar Research Center. He was the recipient of a DARPA Young Faculty Award in 2020 and a member of the IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Society Radar Systems Panel since 2020. He has published more than 50 peer-reviewed publications, including 56 conference papers, 18 journal papers, and 3 book chapters, as well as four patents (with 2 patents pending) on topics related to radar signal processing, waveform diversity, radar-embedded communications, and game theory. He has been active in radar/communications research for more than 15 years.\u003Cbr> \u003C/p>","2026-01-20T17:18:10.304Z","2026-04-29T06:16:33.695Z","114",[],"-75",{"id":151,"name":2112,"committee":2113,"position":16,"affiliation":16,"email":16,"biography":2114,"createdAt":2115,"updatedAt":2116,"url_path_id":2117,"contactPhoto":2118,"socialLinks":2148,"url_path":2149},"Patrick McCormick","Publicity Co-Chair","\u003Cp style=\"margin-left:.26in;text-align:justify;\">\u003Cspan style=\"color:black;\">\u003Cstrong>Patrick McCormick \u003C/strong>earned a B.S. in mechanical engineering, a B.S. in electrical engineering, and a Ph.D. in electrical engineering from the University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, USA, in 2008, 2013, and 2018, respectively. From 2018 to 2021, he served as a research electronics engineer at the Air Force Research Laboratory’s Sensors Directorate, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH. In 2021, he joined the University of Kansas as an Assistant Professor in the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science department.\u003C/span>\u003C/p>\u003Cp style=\"margin-left:.26in;text-align:justify;\">\u003Cspan style=\"color:black;\">Dr. McCormick has authored multiple refereed journal articles, conference papers, book chapters, and patents in waveform diversity and design, adaptive receive signal processing, and radar/communication spectrum sharing. He received the 2018 IEEE AESS Robert T. Hill Best Dissertation Award for his work on radar waveform design and optimization, the 2025 Fred Nathanson Memorial Award for advancements in waveform design and algorithms for radar and communications spectrum sharing, and the 2023 DARPA Young Faculty Award. Since 2024, he has served as an Associate Editor for IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems and has been a member of the IEEE AESS Radar Systems Panel since 2023.\u003C/span>\u003C/p>","2025-02-06T04:25:56.727Z","2025-12-22T15:48:10.482Z","32",{"id":144,"name":2119,"alternativeText":16,"caption":16,"width":2120,"height":2121,"formats":2122,"hash":2144,"ext":698,"mime":701,"size":2145,"url":2146,"previewUrl":16,"provider":23,"provider_metadata":16,"createdAt":2147,"updatedAt":2147},"McCormickPatrick_us.jpg",1520,1900,{"large":2123,"small":2129,"medium":2134,"thumbnail":2139},{"ext":698,"url":2124,"hash":2125,"mime":701,"name":2126,"path":16,"size":2127,"width":2128,"height":704},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/large_Mc_Cormick_Patrick_us_dee354da36.jpg","large_Mc_Cormick_Patrick_us_dee354da36","large_McCormickPatrick_us.jpg",75.36,800,{"ext":698,"url":2130,"hash":2131,"mime":701,"name":2132,"path":16,"size":2133,"width":2039,"height":711},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/small_Mc_Cormick_Patrick_us_dee354da36.jpg","small_Mc_Cormick_Patrick_us_dee354da36","small_McCormickPatrick_us.jpg",26.47,{"ext":698,"url":2135,"hash":2136,"mime":701,"name":2137,"path":16,"size":2138,"width":2045,"height":717},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/medium_Mc_Cormick_Patrick_us_dee354da36.jpg","medium_Mc_Cormick_Patrick_us_dee354da36","medium_McCormickPatrick_us.jpg",48.71,{"ext":698,"url":2140,"hash":2141,"mime":701,"name":2142,"path":16,"size":2143,"width":2051,"height":582},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/thumbnail_Mc_Cormick_Patrick_us_dee354da36.jpg","thumbnail_Mc_Cormick_Patrick_us_dee354da36","thumbnail_McCormickPatrick_us.jpg",4.9,"Mc_Cormick_Patrick_us_dee354da36",174.79,"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/Mc_Cormick_Patrick_us_dee354da36.jpg","2025-02-06T19:19:45.639Z",[],"-7",{"id":425,"name":2151,"committee":2152,"position":16,"affiliation":16,"email":16,"biography":2153,"createdAt":2154,"updatedAt":2155,"url_path_id":2156,"contactPhoto":2157,"socialLinks":2183,"url_path":2184},"Cenk Sahin","Tutorials Co-Chair","\u003Cp style=\"text-align:justify;\">\u003Cspan style=\"background-color:transparent;color:#000000;\">Dr. Cenk Sahin received his B.S. degree in electrical and computer engineering from the University of Missouri – Kansas City, MO in 2008, and his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees both in electrical engineering, from the University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, in 2012 and 2015, respectively. He received the Richard K. & Wilma S. Moore PhD Dissertation Award given to the best PhD dissertation in the Department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, University of Kansas. For his PhD work he characterized channel coding\u003C/span>\u003C/p>\u003Cp style=\"text-align:justify;\">\u003Cspan style=\"background-color:transparent;color:#000000;\">and latency performance of various practical modulation schemes over wireless fading channels. In 2016 Cenk Sahin was awarded the prestigious National Research Council (NRC) Postdoctoral Research Fellowship. As an NRC fellow at AFRL (2016-2018) he developed a family of spectrally-efficient constant-modulus radar-embedded communications waveforms. From 2018 to 2023 he was with the RF Technology Branch at the Sensors Directorate, Air Force Research Laboratory, WPAFB, OH where he led the design, development, and testing of spectrum-sharing methods for radar and communications, radar-embedded communication waveforms, and signal processing techniques for dual-function systems. Since May 2023 Dr. Cenk Sahin has been with the Sensors Technologies Group, Air and Missile Defense Sector, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. He is the author of 5 journal papers, 5 (1 issued, 4 pending) patents (4 in the area of dual-function system design), 22 peer-reviewed conference papers and 2 book chapters.\u003C/span>\u003C/p>","2025-02-06T04:25:57.070Z","2026-04-29T06:17:31.698Z","38",{"id":930,"name":2158,"alternativeText":16,"caption":16,"width":2159,"height":2160,"formats":2161,"hash":2179,"ext":698,"mime":701,"size":2180,"url":2181,"previewUrl":16,"provider":23,"provider_metadata":16,"createdAt":2182,"updatedAt":2182},"Cenk Sahin_us.jpg",664,792,{"small":2162,"medium":2168,"thumbnail":2174},{"ext":698,"url":2163,"hash":2164,"mime":701,"name":2165,"path":16,"size":2166,"width":2167,"height":711},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/small_Cenk_Sahin_us_165ca94081.jpg","small_Cenk_Sahin_us_165ca94081","small_Cenk Sahin_us.jpg",28.41,419,{"ext":698,"url":2169,"hash":2170,"mime":701,"name":2171,"path":16,"size":2172,"width":2173,"height":717},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/medium_Cenk_Sahin_us_165ca94081.jpg","medium_Cenk_Sahin_us_165ca94081","medium_Cenk Sahin_us.jpg",51.22,629,{"ext":698,"url":2175,"hash":2176,"mime":701,"name":2177,"path":16,"size":2178,"width":1409,"height":582},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/thumbnail_Cenk_Sahin_us_165ca94081.jpg","thumbnail_Cenk_Sahin_us_165ca94081","thumbnail_Cenk Sahin_us.jpg",4.97,"Cenk_Sahin_us_165ca94081",53.72,"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/Cenk_Sahin_us_165ca94081.jpg","2025-02-06T20:01:52.110Z",[],"-13","-76",{"id":406,"session":2187},{"id":473,"title":2188,"teaser":59,"body":2189,"createdAt":2190,"updatedAt":2191,"publishedAt":2192,"url_path_id":2193,"contacts":2194,"url_path":2211},"Passive Radar Imaging – to be invisible and catch new target features","\u003Cp style=\"text-align:justify;\">The purpose of this tutorial is to provide a serious exposition of the state-of-the-art of passive radar imaging and its development in the context of using synthetic aperture radar (SAR) and Inverse SAR in passive radars. The tutorial will focus on developing the grounding of advanced principles and concepts that are, and will be, of high relevance to the field. After an introduction to the SAR and ISAR techniques, which will give the principles and fundamentals for the course attendance without background in radar imaging, the tutorial will move on to develop advanced topics on passive SAR/ISAR imaging using different illuminators of opportunity (IO) and using different geometries with airborne and ground vehicles’ passive radar using ground-based terrestrial Illuminators of opportunity, as well stationary radar receivers using space-based illuminators. This four-hour tutorial will provide a comprehensive technical overview of current techniques and practices associated with bistatic radar on mobile platforms and ground-based passive radars dedicated to SAR/ISAR imaging, advancing beyond the rudimentary development of long-established theories.\u003Cbr>After an introduction to fundamental imaging principles, geometry, and applications, the tutorial will move on to develop advanced topics in passive radar imaging. Passive bistatic radar on mobile platforms will receive particular emphasis, given its civilian and military relevance. The tutorial will focus particularly on advanced topics such as ground surface imaging with airborne passive radar in SAR mode using ground-based terrestrial Illuminators of opportunity, such as DVB-T and 5G. In the next part of the tutorial, the topic of ground surface imaging with a stationary passive radar receiver in SAR mode using space-based Illuminators of opportunity, such as STARLINK and a space-based SAR constellation, will be addressed. Instead of the SAR imaging techniques, the tutorial will also cover target imaging with passive radar in ISAR mode using ground-based terrestrial (DVB-T) and space-based (DVB-S) Illuminators of opportunity. In the final part of the tutorial, the outlook on potential future developments in passive SAR/ISAR imaging and applications will be provided, concluding the tutorial and providing future applications for passive radar imaging technology.\u003Cbr>Over the past few years, the tutors have contributed to the open literature on the emerging domain of Passive Radar Imaging using SAR and ISAR techniques, including novel simulations and measurements.  In addition to constructing the theoretical narrative that underpins the advanced pillar topics, a comprehensive set of results will illustrate key concepts and aid understanding.\u003Cbr>Auxiliary advanced topics related to the two pillars will also receive coverage in the tutorial.\u003Cbr> \u003C/p>","2026-01-20T17:23:13.668Z","2026-01-20T17:23:15.201Z","2026-01-20T17:23:15.195Z","119",[2195,2203],{"id":939,"name":2196,"committee":16,"position":16,"affiliation":16,"email":16,"biography":2197,"createdAt":2198,"updatedAt":2199,"url_path_id":2200,"contactPhoto":16,"socialLinks":2201,"url_path":2202},"Dr. Pedro Jose Gomez del Hoyo","\u003Cp style=\"text-align:justify;\">\u003Cspan style=\"background-color:transparent;color:#000000;\">\u003Cstrong>Dr. Pedro Jose Gomez del Hoyo\u003C/strong> received his M.Sc. degree in Telecommunication Engineering and his Ph.D. in Information and Communication Technologies from the University of Alcala (Spain) in November 2014 and November 2020 respectively. From December 2014 to January 2022 was part of the radar research group of the University of Alcala, participating in Spanish national and European projects in the fields of communications, antenna design, and active and passive radar development. Since January 2022, he has been a Research Assistant Professor at the Warsaw University of Technology, conducting research on the exploitation of new satellite signals for passive radar applications, HF over-the-horizon radar technology, the development of algorithms for synthetic aperture radar, and the development of passive self-positioning and navigation systems exploiting emerging LEO constellations. \u003C/span>\u003C/p>\u003Cp style=\"text-align:justify;\">\u003Cspan style=\"background-color:transparent;color:#000000;\">Dr. Pedro Jose Gomez del Hoyo is the author/coauthor of over 55 scientific papers. He has been a member of the NATO SET-320 research task group (RTG) on New Frontiers in Modern Passive Radars since February 2023. He was also involved in the Organisation Committee of the Signal Processing Symposium SPSympo2025, where he served as publication chair.\u003C/span>\u003C/p>\u003Cp style=\"text-align:justify;\">\u003Cspan style=\"background-color:transparent;color:#000000;\">His research interests include signal processing techniques, active and passive radar systems, radar imaging, emerging communication systems, dual-function radar and communication, and PNT.\u003C/span>\u003C/p>","2026-01-20T17:22:08.869Z","2026-04-28T11:49:31.282Z","117",[],"-78",{"id":986,"name":1905,"committee":16,"position":16,"affiliation":16,"email":16,"biography":1906,"createdAt":1907,"updatedAt":1908,"url_path_id":1909,"contactPhoto":2204,"socialLinks":2210,"url_path":1945},{"id":1911,"name":1912,"alternativeText":16,"caption":16,"width":1913,"height":1914,"formats":2205,"hash":1940,"ext":698,"mime":701,"size":1941,"url":1942,"previewUrl":16,"provider":23,"provider_metadata":16,"createdAt":1943,"updatedAt":1943},{"large":2206,"small":2207,"medium":2208,"thumbnail":2209},{"ext":698,"url":1917,"hash":1918,"mime":701,"name":1919,"path":16,"size":1920,"width":1921,"height":704},{"ext":698,"url":1923,"hash":1924,"mime":701,"name":1925,"path":16,"size":1926,"width":1927,"height":711},{"ext":698,"url":1929,"hash":1930,"mime":701,"name":1931,"path":16,"size":1932,"width":1933,"height":717},{"ext":698,"url":1935,"hash":1936,"mime":701,"name":1937,"path":16,"size":1938,"width":1939,"height":582},[],"-80",{"id":473,"session":2213},{"id":227,"title":2214,"teaser":59,"body":2215,"createdAt":2216,"updatedAt":2217,"publishedAt":2218,"url_path_id":2219,"contacts":2220,"url_path":2254},"Digital Modulation for MIMO Radars - Waveform Design and Signal Processing","\u003Cp style=\"text-align:justify;\">Digital modulation is emerging as a new paradigm for MIMO Continuous Wave radars that, as of today, mostly use the venerable Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave (FMCW) waveform. Phase-modulated continuous-wave (PMCW) and Orthogonal Frequency-Division Multiplex (OFDM) radars enjoy several system level advantages with a moderate increase in complexity that tends to reduce over time with CMOS scaling. We will show that for large scale MIMO radars, the use of Digitally Modulated Radars (DMR) helps to detect, without ambiguity, high speed moving obstacles while this is more difficult with FMCW. In addition, digital modulations are interesting candidates for Join Communication and Sensing (JCAS) applications. This tutorial covers several aspects of MIMO PMCW and OFDM radars including waveform design, signal processing and analog front-end non-idealities compensation.\u003Cbr>In this tutorial, we will show how to design the waveform to improve the robustness to phase noise, IQ imbalance and transceiver non-linearity. We will show that the OFDM waveform can be designed with low PAPR to limit the impact of power amplifier compression. This improved robustness to front-end impairments helps to reduce the front-end analog design requirements for DMR.\u003Cbr>While the literature contains several of solutions to improve the radar performances by calibration techniques, the proposed approach is to modify any waveform to make it robust by design to front-end non-idealities, without the need of additional signal processing algorithm on-board. Therefore, the radar dynamic range can be significantly improved without requiring the need for costly calibration processing and complex analog front-end design.\u003Cbr>Finally, DMR are known to be very sensitive to the Tx-to-Rx leakage signal, which cannot be removed by a high-pass filter as in FMCW radars. Therefore, we will describe a mixed-signal technique developed especially to attenuate this signal. Combined with the different waveform design techniques described in this tutorial, the impact of the Tx leakage signal can become negligible.\u003C/p>","2026-01-20T15:40:17.190Z","2026-01-20T15:40:18.742Z","2026-01-20T15:40:18.729Z","100",[2221,2246],{"id":843,"name":2222,"committee":16,"position":16,"affiliation":2223,"email":16,"biography":2224,"createdAt":2225,"updatedAt":2226,"url_path_id":2227,"contactPhoto":2228,"socialLinks":2244,"url_path":2245},"Andre Bourdoux","Imec","\u003Cp>Andre Bourdoux  ́ (Senior Member, IEEE) is the Scientific Director in the Advanced RF research group of IMEC. He is a system\u003Cbr>level and signal processing expert for both the mm-wave wireless communications and radar teams. He has more than 15 years of\u003Cbr>research experience in radar systems and 15 years of research experience in broadband wireless communications. He holds several\u003Cbr>patents in these fields and he is the author or co-author of over 250 publications in books and peer-reviewed journals and conferences.\u003Cbr>His research interests are in the field of distributed MIMO networks, mm-wave and sub-THz communications, mm-wave automotive\u003Cbr>radars, radar networks, imaging radars, digitally modulated radars, and joint communications and sensing. Andre is a newly elected\u003Cbr>member of the IEEE AESS Radar System Panel.\u003C/p>","2026-01-20T15:38:16.962Z","2026-04-28T11:40:24.147Z","98",{"id":2229,"name":2230,"alternativeText":16,"caption":16,"width":2231,"height":2232,"formats":2233,"hash":2240,"ext":698,"mime":701,"size":2241,"url":2242,"previewUrl":16,"provider":23,"provider_metadata":16,"createdAt":2243,"updatedAt":2243},205,"Bourdeaux.jpg",221,256,{"thumbnail":2234},{"ext":698,"url":2235,"hash":2236,"mime":701,"name":2237,"path":16,"size":2238,"width":2239,"height":582},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/thumbnail_Bourdeaux_0cd09ee6c6.jpg","thumbnail_Bourdeaux_0cd09ee6c6","thumbnail_Bourdeaux.jpg",4.28,135,"Bourdeaux_0cd09ee6c6",9.86,"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/Bourdeaux_0cd09ee6c6.jpg","2026-04-28T11:40:20.032Z",[],"-59",{"id":890,"name":2247,"committee":16,"position":16,"affiliation":2223,"email":16,"biography":2248,"createdAt":2249,"updatedAt":2250,"url_path_id":2251,"contactPhoto":16,"socialLinks":2252,"url_path":2253},"Marc Bauduin","\u003Cp>\u003Cstrong>Marc Bauduin\u003C/strong> received the M.Sc. degree in electrical engineering from the Universite Libre de Bruxelles (ULB), Belgium, in 2012, and the Ph.D. degree in engineering science from the Joint Optics, Photonics, Electromagnetism, Radio-communications, and Acoustics (OPERA), Laboratoire d’Information Quantique (LIQ) Departments, ULB, in 2016. In 2016, he joined imec, where he is currently a Researcher in the Advanced RF group. His research interests include millimeter-wave MIMO radar signal processing, waveform design, automotive and healthcare radar applications.\u003C/p>","2026-01-20T15:38:28.387Z","2026-04-28T11:44:10.215Z","99",[],"-60","-61",{"id":207,"groupTitle":2256,"sessions":2257},"Friday Morning Tutorials",[2258,2291,2308,2346],{"id":100,"session":2259},{"id":14,"title":2260,"teaser":59,"body":2261,"createdAt":2262,"updatedAt":2263,"publishedAt":2264,"url_path_id":2265,"contacts":2266,"url_path":2290},"Biologically Inspired Radar and Waveform Design","\u003Cp style=\"text-align:justify;\">Nature presents examples of active sensing which are unique, sophisticated and incredibly fascinating. Bats, for example, use echolocation to sense the environment actively and, over a period of 50 million years, they have evolved an echolocation system with unique in-built sensing mechanisms that are often the envy of synthetic systems. These allow them to hunt for insects, forage for fruit or flower nectar and navigate in complex environments. Similarly, modern radar systems rely on active sensing to support a variety of tasks that include detection and classification of targets, accurate localization and tracking, autonomous navigation and collision avoidance. The basic principles of bat echolocation largely coincide with those of synthetic radar systems. Bats emit ultrasound echolocation calls and then listen for target echoes. However, there are also some key differences to explore which could inspire improvements for synthetic sensors. The first part of this tutorial covers the theory of waveform diversity and design to provide the attendees with the background information and tools required to fully appreciate and understand bat echolocation and the analysis of echolocation calls. This part includes the theory of narrowband and wideband waveforms, the introduction of the Ambiguity Function and theory showing how this plays a key role in the analysis of waveform performance. The second part covers echolocation by bats. An introduction on the topic is followed by examples of real echolocation calls which are analyzed to identify similarities and differences with respect to radar waveforms. This part includes the case-study of insect- and nectar-feeding bats and the presentation of recent radar bio-inspired research. Finally, this part covers some fascinating examples of the biosonar arms race between insects and bats with comparisons against Radar Electronic Warfare. \u003C/p>","2026-01-20T17:11:35.965Z","2026-01-20T17:11:37.418Z","2026-01-20T17:11:37.412Z","110",[2267],{"id":363,"name":2268,"committee":16,"position":16,"affiliation":16,"email":16,"biography":2269,"createdAt":2270,"updatedAt":2271,"url_path_id":2272,"contactPhoto":2273,"socialLinks":2288,"url_path":2289},"Alessio Balleri","\u003Cp style=\"margin-left:.26in;text-align:justify;\">\u003Cspan style=\"color:black;\">\u003Cstrong>Alessio Balleri \u003C/strong>received the Laurea degree in telecommunication engineering (summa cum laude) (five legal years) from the University of Pisa, Italy, in 2004, and the Ph.D. degree in electronic and electrical engineering from the University College London (UCL), London, U.K., in 2010. From February 2010 to March 2012, he was a Research Associate in Radar Systems with the Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, UCL. From June 2004 to December 2004, he was a Visiting Research Scholar with the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Illinois at Chicago. He is currently a Professor of Radar Systems with Cranfield University, Shrivenham, U.K. His research interests include radar and sonar system design, biologically inspired radar and sonar systems, adaptive radar, radar and sonar target classification, target feature extraction, and modelling of radar clutter. Dr. Balleri Guest Coedited special issues on “Biologically Inspired Radar and Sonar Systems” (2012) and “Electronic Attack and Protection for Modern Radar Systems and Radar Networks” (2024) for the IET Radar, Sonar & Navigation and a special issue on “Emerging Radar Techniques” for the EURASIP Journal on Advances in Signal Processing in 2013. He was the Technical Program Committee Co-Chair for the IET International Radar Conference 2017, Belfast, UK and the Technical Co-Chair of the 2020 IEEE International Radar Conference, Washington, DC, USA. He is currently serving as the Deputy Editor in Chief for the IET Radar, Sonar & Navigation journal, as the Associate Editor in Chief for the IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems magazine, and he is an elected member of the IEEE AESS Radar System Panel.\u003C/span>\u003C/p>","2025-12-22T15:38:07.761Z","2025-12-23T18:48:15.803Z","75",{"id":2274,"name":2275,"alternativeText":16,"caption":16,"width":1398,"height":2276,"formats":2277,"hash":2283,"ext":19,"mime":20,"size":2284,"url":2285,"previewUrl":16,"provider":23,"provider_metadata":16,"createdAt":2286,"updatedAt":2287},152,"Alessio Balleri.png",415,{"thumbnail":2278},{"ext":19,"url":2279,"hash":2280,"mime":20,"name":2281,"path":16,"size":2282,"width":1475,"height":582},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/thumbnail_Alessio_Balleri_13ecc731a7.png","thumbnail_Alessio_Balleri_13ecc731a7","thumbnail_Alessio Balleri.png",41.72,"Alessio_Balleri_13ecc731a7",57.55,"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/Alessio_Balleri_13ecc731a7.png","2025-12-23T18:48:13.129Z","2026-02-03T20:19:28.716Z",[],"-39","-71",{"id":174,"session":2292},{"id":491,"title":2293,"teaser":59,"body":2294,"createdAt":2295,"updatedAt":2296,"publishedAt":2297,"url_path_id":2298,"contacts":2299,"url_path":2307},"Nonlinear Radar: Principles, Architectures, and Applications","\u003Cp style=\"text-align:justify;\">Nonlinear radar has emerged as a powerful technique for detecting, localizing, and identifying targets equipped with nonlinear elements such as diodes, transistors, and nonlinear transmission lines. It has transitioned from a niche concept into a rapidly growing research direction with strong industrial and scientific relevance. Nonlinear systems exploiting frequency conversion in the target, enabling high clutter suppression, robust target discrimination, and new modalities for sensing and tracking in challenging environments. This tutorial provides a comprehensive introduction to nonlinear radar principles, system architectures, signal models, nonlinear target behavior, and application use-cases. We begin with core theory of nonlinear scattering mechanisms illustrated by intuitive circuit- and EM-level interpretations. Building on this foundation, we discuss practical hardware implementations including CW, FMCW, and pulsed architectures, and explore design trade-offs in antennas, waveform design, and diode-based transponders. The tutorial concludes with\u003Cbr>demonstrated applications ranging from precision localization and RFID augmentation to ecological monitoring with miniaturized harmonic tags. Attendees will gain a unified overview of the field, bridging theory and practical design considerations relevant to modern radar engineers.\u003C/p>","2026-01-20T15:56:23.692Z","2026-01-20T15:56:25.026Z","2026-01-20T15:56:25.020Z","107",[2300],{"id":732,"name":2301,"committee":16,"position":16,"affiliation":2302,"email":16,"biography":59,"createdAt":2303,"updatedAt":2303,"url_path_id":2304,"contactPhoto":16,"socialLinks":2305,"url_path":2306},"Dr. Anastasia Lavrenko","University of Twente","2026-01-20T15:55:26.410Z","106",[],"-67","-68",{"id":131,"session":2309},{"id":93,"title":2310,"teaser":59,"body":2311,"createdAt":2312,"updatedAt":2313,"publishedAt":2314,"url_path_id":2315,"contacts":2316,"url_path":2345},"Low-cost Radar Innovations for Space Domain Awareness (SDA)","\u003Cp style=\"text-align:justify;\">Space Domain Awareness (SDA) provides a persistent, accurate view of space to enable tactical and strategic operations. Sensors collect data to detect, track, and characterize objects from debris to active satellites. Radars are critical due to their ability to operate continuously in all weather and lighting conditions. However, observing distant space objects requires powerful, costly radar systems with large apertures. \u003Cbr>This tutorial highlights radar-based detection, tracking, and characterization of space objects, focusing on cost reduction through asset reuse. Two innovative solutions are explored. The first, long-baseline bistatic radar (LBBR) for tracking geostationary (GEO) satellites repurposes existing radar systems as transmitters and radio telescopes as receivers. System implementation, signal processing, and experimental data from NATO SET-293 RTG will be discussed. Second, passive radar for Low Earth Orbit (LEO) surveillance utilizes non-cooperative terrestrial transmitters as illuminators, making it cost-effective by relying on radio, TV, or active radar sources. Researchers led by Konrad Jedrzejewski at the Warsaw University of Technology and the Space Research Centre of the Polish Academy of Sciences have utilized LOFAR’s 60-meter-wide antenna arrays to carry out experiments. Their advanced signal processing techniques and experimental observations of satellites have proven passive radar’s effectiveness for space surveillance, as will be shown in this tutorial.\u003C/p>","2026-01-20T15:54:07.057Z","2026-01-20T15:54:08.741Z","2026-01-20T15:54:08.736Z","105",[2317,2322],{"id":983,"name":2002,"committee":16,"position":16,"affiliation":16,"email":16,"biography":2003,"createdAt":2004,"updatedAt":2005,"url_path_id":2006,"contactPhoto":2318,"socialLinks":2321,"url_path":2021},{"id":831,"name":2008,"alternativeText":16,"caption":16,"width":1911,"height":2009,"formats":2319,"hash":2016,"ext":19,"mime":20,"size":2017,"url":2018,"previewUrl":16,"provider":23,"provider_metadata":16,"createdAt":2019,"updatedAt":2019},{"thumbnail":2320},{"ext":19,"url":2012,"hash":2013,"mime":20,"name":2014,"path":16,"size":2015,"width":828,"height":582},[],{"id":1012,"name":2323,"committee":16,"position":16,"affiliation":16,"email":16,"biography":2324,"createdAt":2325,"updatedAt":2326,"url_path_id":2327,"contactPhoto":2328,"socialLinks":2343,"url_path":2344},"Konrad Jędrzejewski","\u003Cp>Konrad Jędrzejewski, DSc, PhD, Professor at the Warsaw University of Technology (WUT), received his M.Sc. degree in electronics and telecommunications and his Ph.D. in electronics, both with honors, in 1995 and 2000, respectively, from the Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology at WUT. In 2014, he earned a D.Sc. degree in electronics. From 2000 to 2019, he served as an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Electronics and Information Technology at WUT, and in 2019, he was promoted to Associate Professor. He is currently a Leader of the Adaptive Information Processing Systems Team. He is the author of more than 130 scientific publications and holds three patents. His research interests include statistical and adaptive signal processing, radar signal processing, biomedical signal processing, machine learning, and A/D converters. Notably, his recent research has focused on passive radar systems for observing Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) space objects using terrestrial illuminators of opportunity. The results of this research have been presented at numerous leading international radar conferences, including the 2021 IEEE Radar Conference (RadarConf21) in Atlanta, the 2022 IEEE Radar Conference (RadarConf22) in New York, the 2022 19th European Radar Conference (EuRAD) in Milan, the International Conference on Radar Systems (RADAR 2022) in Edinburgh, the 2023 IEEE Radar Conference (RadarConf23) in San Antonio, the IEEE International Radar Conference 2023 in Sydney, the 2024 IEEE Radar Conference (RadarConf24) in Denver, the IEEE International Radar Conference 2025 in Atlanta, and the 2025 IEEE Radar Conference (RadarConf,25) in Krakow, Poland. At the IEEE International Radar Conference 2023 in Sydney, he was awarded first prize for the Best Paper Award for his paper titled: “Passive Multistatic Localization of Space Objects Using LOFAR Radio Telescope.” Since 2020, he has been an active member of the Research Task Groups focusing on Space Domain Awareness within the NATO Science and Technology Organization. Since March 2023, he has served as Chair of the Poland Chapter of the IEEE Signal Processing Society. Previously, from March 2019 to February 2023, he held the position of Vice-Chair of the Poland Chapter of the IEEE Signal Processing Society. \u003C/p>","2026-01-20T15:52:55.433Z","2026-04-27T20:33:52.902Z","104",{"id":2329,"name":2330,"alternativeText":16,"caption":16,"width":2331,"height":2332,"formats":2333,"hash":2339,"ext":19,"mime":20,"size":2340,"url":2341,"previewUrl":16,"provider":23,"provider_metadata":16,"createdAt":2342,"updatedAt":2342},201,"Konrad Jedrzejewski.png",198,247,{"thumbnail":2334},{"ext":19,"url":2335,"hash":2336,"mime":20,"name":2337,"path":16,"size":2338,"width":2051,"height":582},"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/thumbnail_Konrad_Jedrzejewski_9ab6d08f7b.png","thumbnail_Konrad_Jedrzejewski_9ab6d08f7b","thumbnail_Konrad Jedrzejewski.png",45.2,"Konrad_Jedrzejewski_9ab6d08f7b",26.59,"https://confcats-siteplex.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/radar26/Konrad_Jedrzejewski_9ab6d08f7b.png","2026-04-27T20:33:45.739Z",[],"-65","-66",{"id":137,"session":2347},{"id":174,"title":2348,"teaser":59,"body":2349,"createdAt":2350,"updatedAt":2351,"publishedAt":2352,"url_path_id":2353,"contacts":2354,"url_path":2363},"Integrated Sensing and Communications in 6G Era: A Tutorial","\u003Cp style=\"text-align:justify;\">Integrated sensing and communications (ISAC, a.k.a. joint communications and sensing, or joint communications and radar, et al.) is expected to be one of the six distinguishing features of 6G wireless net- works, due to its substantial improvement of spectral and power efficiencies [1–4]. An ISAC transceiver emits electromagnetic (EM) wave modulated by communication data. The forward propagation of the EM wave delivers communication messages to corresponding communication receiver(s). Meanwhile, the backward propagation of the EM wave upon significant reflectors brings back the environmental information (such as range, angle, velocity and reflectivity), thus accomplishing the task of radar sensing. Since the same waveform is used for both communications and sensing, spectrum efficiency is greatly improved, which benefits various cyber physical systems (CPSs) for which simultaneous communications and sensing is the norm rather than an exception. Applications of ISAC include, but not limited to, smart furniture, health monitoring, smart factory, vehicular networks, urban air mobility (UAM), unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), environment monitoring, public safety, et al. The marriage of communications and radar sensing is further justified by their compatibilities of signal structures, frequency bands, hardware architectures, et al.\u003C/p>","2026-01-20T17:31:16.755Z","2026-01-20T17:31:18.201Z","2026-01-20T17:31:18.196Z","125",[2355],{"id":484,"name":2356,"committee":16,"position":16,"affiliation":16,"email":16,"biography":2357,"createdAt":2358,"updatedAt":2359,"url_path_id":2360,"contactPhoto":16,"socialLinks":2361,"url_path":2362},"Husheng Li","\u003Cp>Husheng Li received his BS and PhD degrees, both in electrical engineering, from Tsinghua University (1998) and Princeton University (2005), respectively. He joined Qualcomm Inc. as a senior engineer after his graduation from Princeton. In 2007, he joined the EECS department of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, where he was promoted to associated professor and full professor in 2013 and 2019, respectively. In 2022, he joined Purdue University, affiliated in both the School of Aeronautics and Astronautics and the Elmore School of Electrical and Computer Engineering. His research interest includes wireless communications, statistical signal processing, cyber physical systems, networked control, and information theory. He has received numerous best paper awards in journals such as the EURASIP Journal on Wireless Communications and Networking (2015) and conferences such as IEEE ICC (2012) and Globecom (2017). Li has been intensively working on ISAC since 2018. He is among the pioneers working in this area, with more than 20 publications related to ISAC (to name a few [5–9]).\u003C/p>","2026-01-20T17:29:44.867Z","2026-04-29T06:13:42.304Z","124",[],"-85","-86",{"data":2365,"meta":2366},{"id":225,"heading":340,"createdAt":345,"updatedAt":346,"publishedAt":347,"url_path_id":348,"url_path":341,"contentType":98},{},1788898958474]