SENSOR FUSION-BASED GCS FOR AESA RADAR VIA ADAPTIVE PATTERN NULL FORMING
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Mar 6, 2025
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Aug 29, 2023
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An aircraft radar system includes an antenna, a processor, and a data storage element. The data storage element includes geolocation data of ground-based structures that are likely to produce ground clutter. Based on the location and orientation of the aircraft, the processor determines where to produce a null in the antenna beam to exclude the ground clutter. Sensors on the aircraft provide data to geolocate ground clutter inducing targets in real-time. Sensor data is collated, and potentially correlated to stored maps or other databases. A trained machine learning algorithm may receive sensor data and other inputs to identify ground clutter inducing targets, and potentially generate nulls to exclude such targets.
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