2019
DOI: 10.1049/joe.2019.0505
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Simulating multi‐fractal sea clutter and surface based on the random multiplicative model

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“…In reference [13], the first-order clutter spectrum of High-Frequency Surface Wave Radar (HFSWR) with the influence of the marine environment is studied. In reference [14], a three-partitioned random multiplicative model is adopted to simulate multifractal sea clutter, and the similar multiplication factor of Ice Multiparameter Imaging X-Band (IPIX) radar sea clutter is adopted to construct the multifractal sequence whose spectrum is calculated by using the Qth-order moment structure partition function (QMSPF). In reference [15], the two-dimensional direct numerical simulation method is used to study the statistical characteristics of sea clutter at 85°i ncident angle, and the influence of wind speed, radar resolution on it is discussed, but there is no further study on the statistical characteristics of sea clutter at a low incident angle.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In reference [13], the first-order clutter spectrum of High-Frequency Surface Wave Radar (HFSWR) with the influence of the marine environment is studied. In reference [14], a three-partitioned random multiplicative model is adopted to simulate multifractal sea clutter, and the similar multiplication factor of Ice Multiparameter Imaging X-Band (IPIX) radar sea clutter is adopted to construct the multifractal sequence whose spectrum is calculated by using the Qth-order moment structure partition function (QMSPF). In reference [15], the two-dimensional direct numerical simulation method is used to study the statistical characteristics of sea clutter at 85°i ncident angle, and the influence of wind speed, radar resolution on it is discussed, but there is no further study on the statistical characteristics of sea clutter at a low incident angle.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%