Multistatic radar systems signal processing

In this paper, a multistatic radar system with multiple receivers and one transmitter is analyzed. We address the rules for selecting the weights for fusing multiple receivers in order to meet pre-specified performance goals. A multistatic radar ambiguity function is used to relate different radar p...

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Published in2006 IEEE Conference on Radar p. 8 pp.
Main Authors Bradaric, I., Capraro, G.T., Weiner, D.D., Wicks, M.C.
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 2006
Subjects
Airborne radar
Geometry
Radar measurements
Radar signal processing
Sea measurements
Sensor systems
Surveillance
Transmitters
Unmanned aerial vehicles
Weapons
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ISBN0780394968
9780780394964
ISSN1097-5659
DOI10.1109/RADAR.2006.1631783

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Summary:In this paper, a multistatic radar system with multiple receivers and one transmitter is analyzed. We address the rules for selecting the weights for fusing multiple receivers in order to meet pre-specified performance goals. A multistatic radar ambiguity function is used to relate different radar performance measures to system parameters such as radar geometry and radar waveforms. Simulations are used to demonstrate that different performance criteria can lead to different rules for combining the signals from multiple receivers.
ISBN:0780394968
9780780394964
ISSN:1097-5659
DOI:10.1109/RADAR.2006.1631783