Optimization of use of resource in multi-position radar systems

Прокопенко, Ігор; Vovk, Vitalii; Stavitsky, Sergey; Medvedev, V. V.

doi:10.1109/mrrs.2014.6956673

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A Reallocation Of Availabel Radars1

B Frequency Reallocation1

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“…In [8] we described the efficient algorithm for reallocation of available radars depending on their properties and operational situation. The algorithm is looking for minimization of the optimization criterion, which is calculated for a specified subset of sectors of interest of the area of responsibility.…”

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Resource management in closely spaced multiposition radar systems

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2016 17th International Radar Symposium (IRS)

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In this paper we consider the resource management task in closely spaced multiposition radar systems. The aim of the work is to develop an investigate approaches of avoiding resource overuse and mutual interference of the radars. We consider two levels of resource management: reallocation of active radars depending on the operational situation in area of responsibility the system to minimize used radar resources, and reallocation of frequency resources between active radars to avoid mutual interference. Fast suboptimal algorithms are proposed for both levels of optimization.

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Section: A Reallocation Of Availabel Radarsmentioning

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“…Set this frequency to radar found in Step 1 (set 1 in corresponding cell in frequency matrix F (8) and 0 in all other elements on the same row (which corresponds to a found radar)).…”

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