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INVESTIGATION OF RANGE MIGRATION COMPENSATION IN RADAR DETECTION
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In this study, range migration compensation methods in radar detection are examined from two different aspects: proposing novel methods to compromise between computational complexity and detection performance, and investigating range migration compensation under clutter and target fluctuation. We proposed a low complexity implementation of repetitive chirp-z transform (CZT) in order to be employed in Keystone transform and Radon Fourier transform with no loss in performance. Another efficient method has been proposed to compensate range migration without repeating CZT. The computer simulations show that the proposed method can achieve almost the same detection performance with significantly lower computational complexity compared to the classical ones. In addition, we investigate performance of range migration compensation methods under clutter and target fluctuation, and propose new methods to compensate range migration in these environments.
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Radar Detection
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Range Migration
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Clutter
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Target Fluctuation
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O. ÇULHA, “INVESTIGATION OF RANGE MIGRATION COMPENSATION IN RADAR DETECTION,” Ph.D. - Doctoral Program, Middle East Technical University, 2022.
