To correctly identify a remote target in a noisy environment is very challenging. Usually, the accuracy of target recognition degrades under the condition of a low signal-to-noise ratio (SNR). Radar target identification based on wave-coefficients (WCs) is proposed and seems to be promising. We introduce the WCs of two-dimensional (2D) targets in this paper. The main problem of WC based target identification is that the extraction of wave-coefficients is an ill-posed problem. Thus the recognition results yielded in the presence of noise is not reliable. The regularization algorithm is exploited to extract the wave-coefficients, the regularization parameter is determined by the L-curve method. Simulation results using 4 2D targets show that ...
At the present time, most of existing security systems only detect and track targets in line-of-sigh...
A new scheme of radar target recognition based on parameterized high resolution range proles (PHRRP)...
Millimetre wave radar promises to revolutionise the application of radar in the military setting whi...
An original target identification method using Wave-Coefficients (WCs) as feature vector is proposed...
An original target identification method using Wave-Coefficients (WCs) as feature vector is proposed...
In order to correctly identify a remote target, a robust target signatures identification technique ...
Identification concerning different types of radar targets can be achieved by using various radar si...
A new scheme for radar target discrimination is proposed in this paper. The natural frequencies of p...
The space target recognition algorithm, which is based on the time series of radar cross section (RC...
Due to the aspect sensitivity of High Resolution Range Profile (HRRP), traditional radar target reco...
This paper demonstrates the usefulness of an ultra wideband target recognition method in the case of...
Abstract: Automatic target recognition from high range resolution radar profiles remains an importan...
Abstract — Millimetre Wave RADARs are more robust than most other sensors used in outdoor autonomous...
The scattered far fields of an arbitrarily shaped 3D body can be expressed as a superposition of sph...
Signal features can be obscured in noisy environments, resulting in low accuracy of radar emitter si...
At the present time, most of existing security systems only detect and track targets in line-of-sigh...
A new scheme of radar target recognition based on parameterized high resolution range proles (PHRRP)...
Millimetre wave radar promises to revolutionise the application of radar in the military setting whi...
An original target identification method using Wave-Coefficients (WCs) as feature vector is proposed...
An original target identification method using Wave-Coefficients (WCs) as feature vector is proposed...
In order to correctly identify a remote target, a robust target signatures identification technique ...
Identification concerning different types of radar targets can be achieved by using various radar si...
A new scheme for radar target discrimination is proposed in this paper. The natural frequencies of p...
The space target recognition algorithm, which is based on the time series of radar cross section (RC...
Due to the aspect sensitivity of High Resolution Range Profile (HRRP), traditional radar target reco...
This paper demonstrates the usefulness of an ultra wideband target recognition method in the case of...
Abstract: Automatic target recognition from high range resolution radar profiles remains an importan...
Abstract — Millimetre Wave RADARs are more robust than most other sensors used in outdoor autonomous...
The scattered far fields of an arbitrarily shaped 3D body can be expressed as a superposition of sph...
Signal features can be obscured in noisy environments, resulting in low accuracy of radar emitter si...
At the present time, most of existing security systems only detect and track targets in line-of-sigh...
A new scheme of radar target recognition based on parameterized high resolution range proles (PHRRP)...
Millimetre wave radar promises to revolutionise the application of radar in the military setting whi...