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Platform echo and cross‐eye jamming against active‐passive composite monopulse radars

IET Radar, Sonar & Navigation
Active‐passive composite monopulse radar (APCMR) enhances the anti‐jamming capability by combing the advantages of active radars and passive radars. Previous studies have discussed the effectiveness of cross‐eye jamming against APCMR in a simplified ...
Dong Li, Yongcai Liu, Liang Zhou, Binbin Su, Jin Meng   +4 more
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RCS–Doppler-Assisted MM-GM-PHD Filter for Passive Radar in Non-Uniform Clutter

Sensors
In passive radar, the multiple model probability hypothesis density (MM-PHD) filter has demonstrated robust capability in tracking multi-maneuvering targets.
Jia Wang, Baoxiong Xu, Zhenkai Zhang, Biao Jin   +3 more
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Passive Radar Exploiting Rotating Marine Radar

Passive bistatic radar is a surveillance method that uses existing illuminators in the world combined with a passive receiver to track and detect targets of interest. The passive system is beneficial as it does not transmit its own signal and as such is hard to detect.
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SPACE SURVEILLANCE PASSIVE RADAR

Radio industry, 2016
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Guest Editorial: Multistatics and passive radar

IET Radar, Sonar & Navigation
Matthias Weiss, Diego Cristallini, Daniel O'Hagan   +2 more
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FM airborne passive radar

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Detection in Passive MIMO Radar Networks

IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing, 2014
This paper addresses target detection in passive multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) radar networks comprised of non-cooperative transmitters and multichannel receivers. A generalized likelihood ratio test is derived, and approximate test statistic distributions are presented for both hypotheses under common scenario conditions.
Michael Saville, Lee K Patton, Daniel E Hack   +2 more
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Tutorial: Passive radar tutorial

IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Magazine, 2019
Passive Radar signifying the localisation of a target by radar measurements without using own controlled emissions has been discussed, tried, reinvented, and matured within the last 80 years. Its advantages, like covert operation and saving the costs of a transmitter, are obvious.
Diego Cristallini, Karl Erik Olsen
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5G Network-Based Passive Radar

IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 2022
Tomasz Zielinski, Jacek Wszolek, Marek Płotka   +2 more
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Passive radar for GMTI

2023
The tasks of clutter suppression and ground moving target indication are a typical and also very challenging problem for airborne radar systems for both defence and civilian applications. Nowadays, research aims at applying these tasks for passive radar systems on moving platforms.
Markiton P., Colone F., Lombardo P.
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