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 This is the RadarLab Wiki.
-Students can add topics concerning Radar and Navigation.
+**DISCLAIMER**
-Student's contributions will be evaluated with a score. The score will be taken into account in the final exam.
+**!!!The pages of this Wiki are part of student projects, so they may contain ERRORS!!!**
-===== Instructions =====
-==== Wiki Syntax and Usage ====
-For help about the wiki sintax see [[wiki:syntax|here]].
-==== Topic selection ====
-First of all you have to select one of the following Topics:
-  * [[radar:introduction|Introduction]]+[[radar:exercises|Excercises]]
-  * [[radar:history|History]]
-  * [[radar:measurements|Radar Measurements]]
-  * [[radar:radarequation|Radar Equation]]
-  * [[radar:rcs|RCS]]
-  * [[radar:radardetection|Radar Detection]]
-  * [[radar:doppler|Doppler processing]]
-  * [[radar:pulsecompression|Pulse Compression]]
-  * [[radar:tws|Track while Scan]]
-optional (more)
-  * [[radar:fmcw|Frequency Modulated CW radar]]
-  * [[radar:tracking|Tracking Radar]]
-For information about the contents of the topics please refer to the relative WIKI page, the lectures notes in [[http://didatticaweb.uniroma2.it/files/index/insegnamento/176919-Fundamentals-Of-Radar-And-Localization|didatticaweb]], internet search of keywords.
-You can propose yourself for a topic on  [[radar:preference|this page]].
-You can select more than one topic.
-After this process (till 17/4 13:00) the topics will be assigned to the students depending on expressed preferences or (in case of conflict or no choice) with a random process.
-Only one topic for student will be assigned.
-After the topics assignment, You will be able to modify the proper pages and to add your work.
-Topics assignments are on [[radar:preference|this page]].
-==== Page Writing ====
-=== Equation ===
-Use  $\LaTeX$ for equations. For example in this way: $a=b+c$
-  Use  $\LaTeX$ for equations. For example in this way: $a=b+c$
-or in this way:
-\begin{equation}
-a=b+c
-\end{equation}
-  or in this way:
-  \begin{equation}
-  a=b+c
-  \end{equation}
-Now, equation numbering works!
-\begin{equation}
-d=\frac{e}{f}
-\end{equation}
-For more information about Latex in DokuWiki see {{https://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:mathjax#automatic_equation_numbering|here}}
-=== Tables and Figures ===
-For figures you can use caption, numbering and references as follows:
-<figure label>
-{{ :wiki:cropped-cropped-logo_uni.jpg?200 }}
-<caption>Figura di prova </caption>
-</figure>
-  <figure label>
-  {{ :wiki:cropped-cropped-logo_uni.jpg?200 }}
-  <caption>Figura di prova </caption>
-  </figure>
-and refer it as follows: figure {{ref>label}}.
-  and refer it as follows: figure {{ref>label}}.
-Pictures and Media File must be uploaded using the MediaManager and  referred as follows:
-  {{ name.jpg }}
-You can also use external pictures or media from another site in this way:
-  {{ http://radarlab.uniroma2.it/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/logo_ricerca100-300x203-300x203.jpg }}
-{{ http://radarlab.uniroma2.it/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/logo_ricerca100-300x203-300x203.jpg }}
-For table is the same, see Table {{ref>label2}}:
-<table label2>
-<caption>Table Caption.</caption>
-^ Heading 1 ^ Heading 2 ^ Heading 3 ^
-| Some text | some more text | some less text |
-| no idea what to write in here |||
-| | But still some idea for here ||
-</table>
-  For table is the same, see Table {{ref>label2}}:
-  <table label2>
-  <caption>Table Caption.</caption>
-  ^ Heading 1 ^ Heading 2 ^ Heading 3 ^
-  | Some text | some more text | some less text |
-  | no idea what to write in here |||
-  | | But still some idea for here ||
-   </table>
-For more information about caption use see {{https://www.till-biskup.de/de/software/dokuwiki/caption|here}}
-=== References ===
-Always cite sources adding a Reference section. To do this you can use ref note:
-Example. This is where the note is introduced the first time[(cite:name>This is a note.)].
-And yet another reference[(cite:name)].
-Or in this way[(cite:GangOfFour>>
-title     : Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software
-authors   : Erich Gamma, Richard Helm, Ralph Johnson, John Vlissides
-publisher : Addison-Wesley
-published : 1994
-pages     : 395
-)]
-  Example. This is where the note is introduced the first time[(cite:name>This is a note.)].
-  And yet another reference[(cite:name)].
-  Or in this way[(cite:GangOfFour>>
-  title     : Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software
-  authors   : Erich Gamma, Richard Helm, Ralph Johnson, John Vlissides
-  publisher : Addison-Wesley
-  published : 1994
-  pages     : 395
-  )]
-For more information about the use of ref notes see {{https://www.dokuwiki.org/plugin:refnotes:syntax|here}}
-=== Miscellaneous ===
-  * Before starting use the headlines to produce a detailed Table of contents of your page. This will help you to organize the work.
-  * Be careful to the copyright of the media and text.
-===== Backup =====
-This WiKi is running on an unstable and unsafe server. Please, periodically back-up your page locally.
-In the future, the wiki will be moved to a stable and safe server.
-===== Schedule =====
-**20/04/2018:** Detailed Table of contents with one or two sentences of description of each section
-**04/05/2018:** First Revision
-**18/05/2018:** Second Revision
-**10/06/2018: Final DeadLine**
-===== Evaluation =====
-When the student thinks to have finished the work, he shall:
-  - read another time the work to fix typos, grammars, and other errors
-  - verify that all the references are referred
-  - verify that the work is clear and comprehensible.
-After that, and before 10/6/2018, the student shall:
-- make a pdf version of the work (using the printing function) and send it to me;
-- the student account will be temporally disabled  for editing;
-- the work will be evaluated and the score will be published.
-If the score is higher than 18 it can be used for the exams in the first and second call (summer calls) after the course.
-The exams will consist of nine questions (six stated as //basic// and three stated as //advanced//). Students with a score higher than 18 can (if he/she want,  and if he/she state it) answer only to the six basic questions. In this case, the final score will be the average of the exam score and the student's work score.