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Detection, Identification and Tracking of Flying Objects in Three Dimensions Using Multistatic Radars
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International Journal of Communications, Network and System Sciences·Volume 02 (2009)·Pages 486–490·Published 22 September 2009·DOI10.4236/ijcns.2009.26053
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Abstract
Multistatic radar systems can be used in many applications such as homeland security, anti-air defense, anti-missile defense, ship’s navigation and traffic control systems. Multistatic radars, which are capable of detecting and tracking flying objects in three-dimension coordinate systems, are simulated in this paper. The location and velocity of flying objects as well as their radar cross sections are computed. The object’s path is also estimated by tracking the object.
KeywordsBistatic RadarMultistatic RadarRCSFrii’s FormulaDoppler Effect
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