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Domenic Belgiovane
Researcher at Ohio State University
Publications - 21
Citations - 281
Domenic Belgiovane is an academic researcher from Ohio State University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Radar & Radar engineering details. The author has an hindex of 8, co-authored 20 publications receiving 173 citations. Previous affiliations of Domenic Belgiovane include Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America.
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Micro-Doppler characteristics of pedestrians and bicycles for automotive radar sensors at 77 GHz
Domenic Belgiovane,Chi-Chih Chen +1 more
TL;DR: The study findings on micro-Doppler signatures associated with the movements of body and rotating wheels of pedestrian and bicyclist at 77 GHz are presented.
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500–2000-MHz Brightness Temperature Spectra of the Northwestern Greenland Ice Sheet
Kenneth C. Jezek,Joel T. Johnson,Shurun Tan,Leung Tsang,Mark Andrews,Marco Brogioni,Giovanni Macelloni,Michael Durand,Chi-Chih Chen,Domenic Belgiovane,Yuna Duan,Caglar Yardim,Hongkun Li,Alexandra Bringer,V. Leuski,Mustafa Aksoy +15 more
TL;DR: The instrument was flown over northwestern Greenland in September 2016 and acquired the first, wideband, low-frequency brightness temperature spectra over the ice sheet and coastal region, revealing strong spatial and spectral variations that correlate well with the physical properties of the surface encountered along the flight path.
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The Ultrawideband Software-Defined Microwave Radiometer: Instrument Description and Initial Campaign Results
Mark Andrews,Joel T. Johnson,Kenneth C. Jezek,Hongkun Li,Alexandra Bringer,Chi-Chih Chen,Domenic Belgiovane,V. Leuski,Giovanni Macelloni,Marco Brogioni +9 more
TL;DR: The design and operation of the ultrawideband software-defined microwave radiometer, the accuracy and stability of the brightness temperatures it produces, and the RFI analyses of the results acquired in its debut flight over northern Canada and Greenland in September 2016 are analyzed.
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77 GHz radar scattering properties of pedestrians
TL;DR: This paper presents validation between the measured radar cross section (RCS) patterns of various human subjects and a full-wave EM simulation and shows the RCS of a human is shown to depend on a number of factors, such as posture, body shape, clothing type, etc.
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Remote Sensing of Sea Ice Thickness and Salinity With 0.5–2 GHz Microwave Radiometry
Kenneth C. Jezek,Ron Kwok,Lars Kaleschke,Domenic Belgiovane,Chi-Chih Chen,Alexandra Bringer,Joel T. Johnson,Oguz Demir,Mark Andrews,Giovanni Macelloni,Marco Brogioni,Marion Leduc-Leballeur,Shurun Tan,Leung Tsang +13 more
TL;DR: Inferred thicknesses were consistent with ice thickness climatology for ice floes in the Lincoln Sea and Salinities are higher than expected which may be a consequence of neglecting surface and volume scattering contributions in the models.