Maria Greco is affiliated with the University of Pisa in Italy and works primarily in the fields of Engineering and Computer Science. Their research spans various subfields including Aerospace Engineering, Signal Processing, Artificial Intelligence, Biomedical Engineering, and Electrical and Electronic Engineering.
Their work focuses extensively on topics related to Radar Systems and Signal Processing, with additional emphasis on Advanced SAR Imaging Techniques, Antenna Design and Optimization, Microwave Imaging and Scattering Analysis, Direction-of-Arrival Estimation Techniques, Speech and Audio Processing, and Target Tracking and Data Fusion in Sensor Networks.
Some of their recent papers include:
Maria Greco has collaborated frequently with several researchers, including:
Their publications are commonly found in venues such as:
Maria Greco has been recognized as an IEEE Fellow since 2011 for contributions to non-Gaussian radar clutter modeling and signal processing algorithms.
Fulvio Gini;Maria Greco
A. Farina;F. Gini;M.V. Greco;L. Verrazzani
J.B. Billingsley;A. Farina;F. Gini;M.V. Greco
K. J. Sangston;F. Gini;M. S. Greco
M. Greco;F. Gini;A. Farina
M. Greco;F. Bordoni;F. Gini
K.J. Sangston;F. Gini;M.V. Greco;A. Farina
Maria S. Greco;Fulvio Gini;Pietro Stinco;Kristine Bell
M.S. Greco;F. Gini
Stefano Fortunati;Raffaele Grasso;Fulvio Gini;Maria S Greco
Stefano Fortunati;Fulvio Gini;Maria S. Greco;Christ D. Richmond
Junkun Yan;Wenqiang Pu;Shenghua Zhou;Hongwei Liu
Sevgi Zubeyde Gurbuz;Hugh D. Griffiths;Alexander Charlish;Muralidhar Rangaswamy
F. Gini;M.V. Greco
F. Gini;M.V. Greco;M. Diani;L. Verrazzani
Maria Greco;Fulvio Gini;Muralidhar Rangaswamy
F. Gini;A. Farina;M. Greco
Stefano Fortunati;Luca Sanguinetti;Fulvio Gini;Maria Sabrina Greco
M Greco;P Stinco;F Gini;M Rangaswamy
Stefano Fortunati;Alfonso Farina;Fulvio Gini;Antonio Graziano
Teng Zhang;Ami Wiesel;Maria Sabrina Greco
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