2018
DOI: 10.1155/2018/4517393
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Direct Position Determination of Coherently Distributed Noncircular Sources

Abstract: The existing localization algorithms for coherently distributed (CD) sources fail to achieve the best localization performance because of position information loss and error accumulation. To solve this problem, this study proposed a novel direct position determination (DPD) algorithm that profits from the characteristics of noncircular signals. Based on the parameterization assumption of CD sources, the DPD localization model is initially constructed and an extended subspace data fusion-based DPD algorithm is … Show more

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“…Two-dimensional-DOA estimation has been widely used because it can better describe the spatial characteristics of the target. Lu et al [35] proposed a 2D-DOA estimation algorithm based on the symmetric rotation invariable relation of non-circular signal characteristics, which is able to directly estimate the target position by constructing an objective function integrating the information of multiple observation stations without relying on the distribution model. Z. Zheng et al [36] proposed a 2D-DOA estimation algorithm based on a double parallel line array combining rotation invariance and propagation operator method.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Two-dimensional-DOA estimation has been widely used because it can better describe the spatial characteristics of the target. Lu et al [35] proposed a 2D-DOA estimation algorithm based on the symmetric rotation invariable relation of non-circular signal characteristics, which is able to directly estimate the target position by constructing an objective function integrating the information of multiple observation stations without relying on the distribution model. Z. Zheng et al [36] proposed a 2D-DOA estimation algorithm based on a double parallel line array combining rotation invariance and propagation operator method.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%