Automatic target classification for naval radars
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Military Technology Issue 7 2005, pp.91-96Summary: It is a discussion of the techniques and main concepts for classification of air and naval targets for naval radars. Modern radars can be used to perform non-cooperative target recognition by processing information extracted from the target's kinematics behaviour, doppler spectrum, high resolution range profile or inverse synthetic aperture radar images.
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It is a discussion of the techniques and main concepts for classification of air and naval targets for naval radars. Modern radars can be used to perform non-cooperative target recognition by processing information extracted from the target's kinematics behaviour, doppler spectrum, high resolution range profile or inverse synthetic aperture radar images.
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