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radar? About the position This PhD project will use airborne radar data collected over the Greenland Ice Sheet since the early 1990s to reconstruct how the near-surface firn layer has changed over time
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priorities. The role We are looking for a Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) specialist to support the development of airborne SAR sensing capabilities within the Aerospace Research Centre. The Specialist would be
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of marine radar onboard ice-going vessels as decision input for Arctic marine operations. The idea is to use the radar to identify the ice drift surrounding the vessel, and also to explore its potential
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complementary information on 3D structure (GEDI lidar, BIOMASS P-band radar, NISAR L-band radar) and high spatiotemporal resolution (Sentinel‑1 C-band radar, Sentinel‑2 multispectral). State-of-the-art foundation
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by providing a crucial enabling medical diagnostics, transportation, and communication in the form of MRI applications, automotive radars, and 5G/6G applications, respectively. To meet the ever
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used, including radar, optical, and thermal data, with a particular focus on the European Copernicus Sentinel satellite missions (e.g. Sentinel-1 to Sentinel-6). The project is embedded in several
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, Physics, Computer Science, or a closely related discipline. The ideal candidate will have: A strong background in radar, microwave engineering, signal processing, electromagnetics, machine learning
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of opportunities and predict realistic radiation of ship-based antenna arrays within such environment. Both the surface duct impact on the naval radar operation and usage of the developed procedure to predict radar
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the form of MRI applications, automotive radars, and 5G/6G applications, respectively. To meet the ever-increasing demands of society, e.g. wireless data bandwidth, antenna and RF systems are exhibiting a
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of ground penetrating radar (GPR) to detect underground water leakage, because GPR is non-destructive and high-efficient way. Thesis Objective This thesis aims to detect water leakages without the need