Abstract: 

The effective observation of low-altitude targets (bird flocks, insect swarms, drone formations, etc.) is of great importance to the scientific research and human activities, and has become a popular research topic in radar field. However, these types of targets are characterized by their weak radar cross-sections, dynamic flight behaviors, and complex detection environments. This session focuses on the recent progresses of radar detection and recognition techniques for low-altitude targets, including but not limited to: 

1. Weak signal detection techniques;

2. Low-false alarm detection techniques;

3. Clutter suppression for low-altitude environment;

4. Complex group target tracking techniques;

5. Maneuvering target tracking techniques;

6. Radar target recognition techniques for low-altitude targets;

7. High-precision measuring techniques for small targets;

8. Signal processing techniques with multiple sensors;

9. Radar observation techniques for aerial migratory animals;

Session Chairs:

Prof. Rui Wang (Beijing Institute of Technology, China), 

Prof. Wei Yi (University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, China),

Prof. Xiaolong Chen (Naval Aviation University, China)