双基地雷达经典教材，Advances in Bistatic Radar

A bistatic radar is a radar that uses two antennas at separate locations, one for transmission and one for reception. Usually the transmitter and receiver accompany the antennas at these locations. A variation of the bistatic radar is the multistatic radar, which uses multiple antennas at separate locations, one antenna for transmission and multiple antennas at a different location, for reception, or vice versa. Again, transmitters or receivers can accompany the antennas. Multistatic radar can use multilateration for target state estimates (i.e., target position, velocity, and acceleration). Multilateration combines simultaneous range and/or doppler data from multiple transmitter/ receiver pairs having overlapping spatial coverage to estimate the target state without using range- dependent angle data.