2019
DOI: 10.1049/iet-rsn.2018.5121
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Altitude measurement based on characteristics reversal by deep neural network for VHF radar

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“…Assuming that the antenna height difference is much smaller than the radar range resolution. In the far-field condition, the signal emitted by the k-th transmitting antenna is received by the k-th receiving antenna after reflection, and the signal model is formula (8).…”
Section: Figure 2 Beam Splitting Diagram Of Main Elementmentioning
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“…Assuming that the antenna height difference is much smaller than the radar range resolution. In the far-field condition, the signal emitted by the k-th transmitting antenna is received by the k-th receiving antenna after reflection, and the signal model is formula (8).…”
Section: Figure 2 Beam Splitting Diagram Of Main Elementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This algorithm takes into account the influence of complex terrain and reduces the complexity of the algorithm. Paper [8] applies neural network technology in the field of conventional phased array meter wave radar, and obtained good angle measurement accuracy. Paper [9] proposes a low-elevation estimation method for wideband radar based on super-resolution algorithm, which is more suitable for complex terrain than the low-elevation estimation method of narrowband radar.…”
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“…For example, Patel et al [17] investigated the effects of jamming on the micro-Doppler classification performance and explored a potential deep topology based on DNNs enabling low-bandwidth data fusion between nodes in a multistatic radar network. Xiang et al [18] designed a novel direction of arrival estimation method based on DNN for very high-frequency radar under strong multipath effect and complex terrain environment, which can learn the received data's characteristics from a different elevation.…”
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“…Obviously, on the one hand, the size of bin determines the resolution; on the other hand, the problem of model mismatch exists. Recently, two new neural networks [6]- [8] are used for solving DOA estimation. In [6], a new method called feature reversal is introduced.…”
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confidence: 99%