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Research Areas
Our
laboratory performs theoretical, numerical and experimental research in
electromagnetic wave propagation and remote sensing in random and
complex media. The following are the research topics of our interest:
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Remote sensing of
the earth, atmosphere, terrain, ocean
Sea ice and snow thickness retrieval
in Arctic regions using correlation
function in VHF radar (sponsored by JPL)
Ionospheric effects on SAR imaging
of the Earth surface (sponsored by JPL)
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Imaging and
detection of objects in complex environments
Imaging of object in cluttered environments
in ocean and terrain (sponsored by ONR, NSF)
Imaging and detection of object under obscuring layers
(sponsored by ONR)
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Wave propagation
and scattering in random media
Wave propagation and scattering in rough
ocean and terrain surface
environments (sponsored by ONR)
Wave propagation and imaging through fog and cloud
(sponsored by NSF, AFRL)
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Complex media,
Meta materials, photonic crystals
Wave propagation and properties in negative index media
(sponsored by NSF)
Metamaterial characterization using split ring
resonators (sponsored by NSF)
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Communications in
random environments
Free space optics through adverse weather (sponsored by
NSF)
Wireless communication in cluttered environments based on
time reversal principle (sponsored by NSF and ONR)
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Antennas and RF
circuit design
Optical control microwave switches (sponsored by NSF)
Steerable array antennas using a movable dielectric phase
shifter (sponsored by NSF)
New actuator design (sponsored by NSF)
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Electromagnetic
material characterization
Sponsors
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