Coherent Multilateral Radar Processing for Precise Target Geolocation
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Author(s)
Jao, Jen King
Alternative Title
Coherent multilateral radar processing for precise target geolocation
Date Issued
May 2006
Journal
2006 IEEE Conference on Radar
Publisher
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Citation
Jao, J.K. “Coherent multilateral radar processing for precise target geolocation.” Radar, 2006 IEEE Conference on. 2006. 6 pp. © 2006 IEEE
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Abstract
This paper analyzes the target geolocation performance of coherent processing of target signals observed by several radar receivers in a multilateral configuration. Each radar sensor is designed with a sufficient bandwidth to support good target range resolution but without the benefit of a narrow radar antenna beam for useful cross range measurement of the target position. The analysis results demonstrate the ability of coherent multilateral radar signal processing to achieve accurate target geolocation via triangulation and to eliminate target ghosts in a dense, multiple target environment.
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Lincoln Laboratory
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http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/RADAR.2006.1631819
