Polarimetric Radar Signal Processing provides an overview of advanced techniques and technologies developed for polarimetric radars to meet challenging performance requirements. It aims to cover some of the most challenging application fields, including: target detection for active and passive surveillance systems, interference suppression, detection of temporal changes in a given scene, environment classification, automatic target recognition, non-cooperative target imaging, polarimetric coding in radar and SAR systems, pol-SAR ambiguities suppression, space-debris detection, tracking, and classification, estimation of biological and behavioural parameters of insects, precipitations localization as well as type and motion parameters estimation via real-life practical polarimetric weather radar.

• Chapter 1: Adaptive target detection with polarimetric radars
• Chapter 2: Exploiting polarimetric diversity in passive radar
• Chapter 3: Mainlobe jamming suppression for polarimetric multi-channel radar
• Chapter 4: Coherent change detection in multi-polarization synthetic aperture radar images
• Chapter 5: Classification of covariance symmetries in full-polarimetric SAR images
• Chapter 6: Polarimetric information to enhance synthetic aperture radar automatic target recognition capabilities
• Chapter 7: Polarimetric inverse synthetic aperture radar
• Chapter 8: UWB short-range polarimetric imaging and its potential for target classification
• Chapter 9: Robust transceiver design for polarimetric radars
• Chapter 10: An ambiguity suppression scheme for quad-pol SAR based on quasi-orthogonal waveforms
• Chapter 11: Fully polarimetric monopulse spaceborne radar for space situational awareness
• Chapter 12: Polarization information processing in insect radar
• Chapter 13: Polarimetric weather radar signal processing
• Chapter 14: Meteorological polarimetric phased array radar