Radar performance validation with simulation

Laneyrie, Jean-Francois; Chabod, Luc; Damichel, Frederic; Kemkemian, Stephane

doi:10.1109/radar.2014.7060343

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“…The reference [2] details three test levels for carrying out the IVVQ (Integration, Verification, Validation, Qualification) of a radar system using simulation: 1. Totally "virtual" (simulated) radar; 2.…”

Section: Configurations Of Radar Under Qualificationmentioning

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“…The speckle comes from locally Gaussian random process. A correlated gamma distribution is often used to model the texture y (2), yielding a clutter model whose amplitude is K-distributed (3). Other distributions are applicable for modeling the texture [10].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…One of the main purposes of a qualification process using synthetic environments is to overcome the uncertainties about the true nature of these environments with respect to the conditions for which the performance of the radar is specified [1], [2], [3] and [4]. Another interest of this approach is to generate easily wide variety of data in well-defined conditions, covering the performance envelope of the radar.…”

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The generation of synthetic environments, in particular clutter, greatly facilitates the characterization of the performance of radars. This is especially the case for radars operating over maritime areas where the sea clutter is highly dependent on the environmental conditions that cannot be controlled or predicted for assessment of performance in trials. Three levels of complexity of the clutter simulation are considered here, according to the different radar modes to be qualified. The first level relates to non-coherent radars while the other levels aim at stimulating coherent Doppler radars. The last level allows generating coherent signals on multiple channels, for instance to validate complex detection modes such as involving Space-Time dependencies (STAP).

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Section: Configurations Of Radar Under Qualificationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: ) Probability Density Function (Pdf)mentioning

confidence: 99%