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The problem of range-migrating target detection in a compound-Gaussian clutter is studied here. We assume a target to have a range-walk of a few range cells during the coherent processing interval, when observed by wideband radar with high range resolution. Two CFAR detectors are proposed assuming different correlation properties of clutter over range. The detectors' performance is studied via numerical...
A global signal processing chain for detection and localisation of moving human targets using a multistatic ultra-wideband radar system with widely separated receiving antennas is proposed. The design options for the system are presented and justified, and the required signal processing steps are summarised. Special attention is then devoted to the critical issue of target association. A slow-time...
The standard way to suppress clutter in narrowband radar is to use Moving Target Indicator (MTI) cancellation techniques. High Range Resolution (HRR) radars are becoming more and more important because they can detect and track targets more accurately. As for such radars the bandwidth is increased, the resolution is decreased and leads to target range migration over the coherent pulse interval (CPI)...
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