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Simulation of radar clutter processing

Annual Review in Automatic Programming, 1985
Abstract This paper deals with the problem of filtering a useful radar signal from the clutter. In the first part a short description of the problem is under the study, further the methods and technics applied below are stated. The unwanted signal, so called clutter, which is formed by radar echoes from ground objects, meteorological objects (cloud ...
Jarmila Maid, Jaroslav Vacik
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Doppler Radar Clutter

IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Navigational Electronics, 1964
Computation of the entire clutter spectrum for Doppler radar has been reduced to a few simple formulas, by integration of reflected energy between constant Doppler loci, using the fourth power range law. The results are widely applicable, and have been found in agreement with both flight tests and a computer program study.
J. L. Farrell, R. L. Taylor
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Radar ground-clutter shields

1965 Antennas and Propagation Society International Symposium, 1966
Metal shields (or fences) are useful in reducing the ground clutter received by a radar. The design of a clutter shield for an L-band monopulse radar employing a 60-ft parabolic reflector with Cassegrainian geometry is verified by scale-model measurements at K a -band.
J. Ruze, F.I. Sheftman, D.A. Cahlander
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Radar ground clutter prediction

SPIE Proceedings, 2003
To investigate the potentiality of a radar ground prediction radar satellite data (SAR) have been studied for the generation of clutter estimation models. The generation of clutter statistics as well as scrutinized analysis of specific dependencies and influences of backscatter processes and behaviour is the basis for statistical clutter prediction ...
Rainer Wehrenberg, Dieter Rickenbrock
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Adaptive radar clutter suppression

MTS/IEEE Oceans 2001. An Ocean Odyssey. Conference Proceedings (IEEE Cat. No.01CH37295), 2002
The clutter return presents a severe problem in target detection for radar systems. Conventional radar systems assume the clutter is stationary, with energy concentrated in the low frequency domain. To minimize the effect of clutter, radar systems use a fixed high pass filter (HPF) to eliminate the clutter.
null Yi Xu   +3 more
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Analysis of sea clutter radar data

Proceedings of International Radar Conference, 2002
We perform a detailed analysis of experimental data, collected at Osborne Gunnery Range with MacMaster University IPIX radar, to test the theoretical models developed in the literature. A comparison of the amplitude histograms with the K and lognormal distribution shows that VV data exhibit a K behaviour, while HH data are better fitted by a lognormal ...
Farina A   +3 more
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