Clutter detection algorithms for airborne pulse-Doppler radar [Darbe-Doppler hava radari için parazit yanki tespit algoritmalari]

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Author
Güngör, A.
Gezici, S.
Date
2010Journal Title
SIU 2010 - IEEE 18th Signal Processing and Communications Applications Conference
Pages
724 - 727
Language
Turkish
Type
Conference Paper
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http://hdl.handle.net/11693/28483Abstract
Clutter detection is an important stage of target detection. Clutter may not always appear around zero Doppler frequency when realistic terrain models and moving platforms are considered. Two algorithms developed for clutter detection using range-Doppler matrix elements and their performance analysis are presented in this paper. The first algorithm has higher error rates but lower computational complexity whereas the second one has lower error rates but higher computational complexity. The algorithms detect clutter position by filtering range-Doppler matrix elements via non-linear filters. ©2010 IEEE.
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