In this paper, two types of multi-sensor multi-frequency radar systems are simulated in a close-to-reality maritime surveillance scenario for detecting extended naval targets. The first type of system is a multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) radar with separated antennas. Such system, which employs multiple spatially distributed transmit (TX) and (RX) nodes, maximizes the information content extracted from each signal by means of a centralized data fusion procedure. The second type of system is a multi-static radar, which instead implements a decentralized information fusion procedure. Both radar network architectures are simulated in the MATLAB® programming environment and their detection capabilities, evaluated in terms of probability of detection and probability of false alarm, analyzed at the varying of different operating parameters.

Radar Detection in Coherent Multi-Sensor Multi-Frequency Systems

Maresca S.;Malacarne A.;Amir M. M. H.;Ahmad F.;Pandey G.;Bogoni A.;Scaffardi M.
2024-01-01

Abstract

In this paper, two types of multi-sensor multi-frequency radar systems are simulated in a close-to-reality maritime surveillance scenario for detecting extended naval targets. The first type of system is a multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) radar with separated antennas. Such system, which employs multiple spatially distributed transmit (TX) and (RX) nodes, maximizes the information content extracted from each signal by means of a centralized data fusion procedure. The second type of system is a multi-static radar, which instead implements a decentralized information fusion procedure. Both radar network architectures are simulated in the MATLAB® programming environment and their detection capabilities, evaluated in terms of probability of detection and probability of false alarm, analyzed at the varying of different operating parameters.
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