Radar response approximations for buried plastic landmines

Radar response approximations for buried plastic landmines
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埋藏塑料地雷的雷达响应近似值

DOI:
10.1117/12.462309
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2002
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M. Verhaegen
M. Verhaegen
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作者:
F. Roth;P. van Genderen;M. Verhaegen

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