2006 International Radar Symposium 2006
DOI: 10.1109/irs.2006.4338012
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Spatial-Temporal Differential Analysis for GMTD with Airborne Radars, Part 1: Theoretical Background

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“…Further details such as notations, coordinate system, and assumptions can be found in [1]. These equations were derived for addressing a specific measurement objective, which is to identify the range bins where ground-moving targets are present.…”
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“…Further details such as notations, coordinate system, and assumptions can be found in [1]. These equations were derived for addressing a specific measurement objective, which is to identify the range bins where ground-moving targets are present.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In our accompanying paper [1], we introduced a conceptually new approach to processing multiple synchronized radar signals. This approach termed spatial-temporal differential analysis (STDA) takes advantage of spatial (from receiver to receiver) and temporal (from pulse to pulse) scintillations in the instantaneous power of the diffraction pattern on the radar antenna.…”
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