Browsing by Subject "Radar detection"

Browsing by Subject "Radar detection"

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  • The dependence of radar target detectability on array weighting function 
    Alabaster, Clive M.; Hughes, Evan J. (2009-07-14)
    This paper describes simulation work to assess the detectability of targets by an airborne fire control radar (FCR) operating in a medium pulse repetition frequency (PRF) mode in the presence of strong ground clutter ...
  • Developing drone experimentation facility: progress, challenges and cUAS consideration 
    Panagiotakopoulos, Dimitrios; Williamson, Alex; Petrunin, Ivan; Harman, Stephen; Quilter, Tim; Williams-Wynn, Ian; Goudie, Gavin; Watson, Neil; Vernall, Phil; Reid, Jonathan; Puscius, Eimantas; Cole, Adrian; Tsourdos, Antonios (IEEE, 2021-07-02)
    The operation of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) is widely recognised to be limited globally by challenges associated with gaining regulatory approval for flight Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) from the UAS Remote Pilot. ...
  • Prototyping a dual-channel receiver for use in a staring cooperative radar network for the detection of drones 
    Griffin, Benjamin; Balleri, Alessio; Baker, Chris; Jahangir, Mohammed (IEEE, 2021-07-02)
    Staring radars use a transmitting static wide-beam antenna and a directive digital array to form multiple simultaneous beams on receive. Because beams are fixed, the radar can employ long integration times to detect slow ...
  • Realistic simulation of drone micro-Doppler signatures 
    Bennett, Cameron; Harman, Stephen; Petrunin, Ivan (IEEE, 2022-06-02)
    This paper presents a novel approach to simulating micro-Doppler signatures caused by drones. The focus of this work is to produce realistic signatures that represent the variation that is observed in live radar measurements. ...
  • Sensing, cognition, and engineering application [Further Thoughts] 
    Baker, C. J.; Smith, Graeme E.; Balleri, Alessio; Holderied, M.; Griffiths, H. D. (IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics, 2014-03-25)
    Definitions of cognition almost always use the term “knowing.” Sensors probe the environment producing stimuli that are interpreted to form a perception, but “knowing” is something that takes place within the brain of a ...