Focused Session at IRS 2026

Penetrating and Near-Field Radar Imaging for Complex Environments

Focus Session Description

  • The aim of this session is to explore recent advances in radar techniques designed to enable high-resolution imaging in challenging and heterogeneous scenarios.
  • The session covers developments in ground-based SAR (GBSAR), near-field ISAR, ground penetrating radar (GPR), and through-wall imaging radar (TWIR), rubble-penetrating radar (RPR) systems, including novel algorithms, hardware architectures, and emerging applications.

Focus Session Motivation

  • The emphasis is expected to be on innovative signal processing methods, target detection and classification approaches, and multi-modal radar integration strategies that aim to resolve surface, subsurface and structurally obscured scenes with greater precision.
  • Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of the latest research trends and future developments in improving radar imaging performance in complex environments.

Invited Speakers

Contributed Talks

At least 6 contributed abstracts are estimated.
Possible authors:

  • Ahmet Serdar Türk, Yıldız Technical University,
  • Lorenzo Capineri, University of Florence
  • Caner Özdemir, Mersin University
  • Betül Yılmaz, Mersin University
  • Piotr Samczynski, Warsaw University of Technology
  • Hakan Işıker, Mersin University
  • Şevket Demirci, Mersin University

Session Chair

Caner Özdemir

Caner Özdemir, Prof. Dr., Mersin University, Türkiye, cozdemir@mersin.edu.tr