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20 August 2003 Impact of polarization and bandwidth on the performance of a real-aperture radar stationary detection algorithm
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Abstract
Detection of stationary targets with a real-aperture radar requires an algorithm that is a function of suitably defined features. The definition and values of these features are normally dependent on bandwidth, look-averaging, and polarization. Since the use of a fully polarimetric radar may not be feasible for low-cost radars on ground platforms, the goal of this effort is to investigate trade-offs between polarization and bandwidth. In this paper, we present prescreener and quadratic polynomial discriminator performance comparisons as a function of polarization, bandwidth, and look-averaging.
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Chi N. Tran, Getachen Kirose, and Kenneth Ranny "Impact of polarization and bandwidth on the performance of a real-aperture radar stationary detection algorithm", Proc. SPIE 5077, Passive Millimeter-Wave Imaging Technology VI and Radar Sensor Technology VII, (20 August 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.514782
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KEYWORDS
Polarization

Radar

Detection and tracking algorithms

Palladium

Target detection

Polarimetry

Data processing

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