About PIRR 2026

The PIRR series of workshops is designed to engage the community and provide a venue for researchers to present their work in radar and allied fields. It complements the International Radar Conferences that run in the “3” and “8” years. Past workshops have attracted over 100 registrants. PIRR 2026 will follow a similar format to that of previous PIRR workshops, with 2 days of presentations and discussion.

The use of the term Progress in the workshop title indicates that the series invites a stocktake on current, not necessarily completed, research and is not only a forum for reports of completed work. It also provides an opportunity for peer exposure and tuning of formal papers intended for subsequent presentation at a conference or for journal publication. The event will be held on the North Terrace campus of the University of Adelaide.

Topics of interest

PIRR 2026 topics include research into any area of radar, tracking or related areas of science or technology. Consistent with the intent of the workshop series, PIRR 2026 welcomes proposals for presentations in areas outside radar which bear on issues faced by radar researchers.

Workshop arrangements and registration

Workshop sessions will run in a conference format, from 9:00 to 17:00 on each day, with ample time for informal interaction. Light refreshments will be available during the day. A networking event will be held at the end of the first day.

Although no registration fee is charged, registration is required. The registration website will be provided shortly.

If you have any queries about this event, please email PIRR2026@adelaide.edu.au.

Technical Committee

Dr Bobby Yau, DSTG

Dr Van Nguyen, DSTG

Dr Luke Rosenberg, Advanced Systems & Technologies, LMA

A/Prof Brian Ng, Adelaide University

Prof Jinho Choi, Adelaide University

Contact the host of Progress in Radar Research Workshop 2026