Home Nermine Hendy Nermine Hendy Interference modelling, detection, and mitigation for improving spaceborne SAR performance RMIT University Nermine Hendy is an Electrical and Electronic Engineering PhD researcher at the RMIT University. Previously, she completed her Masters in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from Alexandria University in Egypt, specialising in emotion recognition using neural networks. Nermine is currently working on a project to develop a spaceborne RADAR system in the hopes of developing an open-source simulator that will help improve synthetic aperture radar (SAR). She also teaches a number of undergraduate courses in various adjacent research areas, such as network fundamentals and embedded systems. Project Title: Interference modelling, detection, and mitigation for improving spaceborne SAR performance Publications Conference Presentation 05/12/2024 Detection of Radio Frequency Interference in Raw SAR Data Using U-Net Segmentation Journal Article 18/09/2024 SEMUS - An Open-Source RF-Level SAR Emulator for Interference Modelling in Spaceborne Applications Other 29/04/2024 Interference Localization and Mitigation in Synthetic Aperture Radars Using Variable Space-Frequency Filter Conference Presentation 28/12/2023 Passive Spacebourne SAR Using Opportunity of Illumination Journal Article 09/12/2022 Machine-Learning Methods for Material Identification Using mmWave Radar Sensor Journal Article 04/05/2022 Deep Learning Approaches for Air-Writing Using Single UWB Radar