H. El-ocla et M. Tateiba, Analysis of backscattering enhancement for complex targets in continuous random media for H-wave incidence, IEICE TR CO, E84B(9), 2001, pp. 2583-2588
Analysis of electromagnetic wave propagation and scattering in a random med
ium is a field of great interest. This research field becomes more importan
t if we consider the study of phsyical effects on wave propagation and scat
tering from targets in random media, Curvature of the targets' cross-sectio
ns plays an important parameter in the radar detection problem. In previous
study, analysis of scattering data from nonconvex conducting targets has p
ointed out to the effect of target configuration together with both effects
of the spatial coherence length of incident waves around the target and th
e double passage on the backscattering enhancement. Here, we make sure this
fact by considering targets with relatively large sizes in continuous rand
om media for H-wave incidence. We assume the cross-section of targets to be
smoothly deformed contour comprising concave and convex portions.