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grass clutter
Sorry if this is posted to the wrong place ....
(Have browsed the whole forum .. and don't known where to post this) ...
This must be the place ......
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I have a problem in calibration of a radar system.
The model for calibrating a radar system without Grass-clutter is
M = R*S*T
where,
M = measured matrix
R = receive distortion matrix
S = scattering matrix of calibrator
T = transmit distortion matrix,
All the matrices are (2 by 2 ) ...
With this definition ...only 2 calibrators ...
are enough for determining the R & T distorsion matrices.
(and hence the radar system is calibrated)
The model above is often used in literature ...
However, IMHO this is not correct ..
Because when the calibrator is positioned on a Grass-field,
the effect of the Grass-clutter must be taken into account.
If the Grass-scattered field is Additive then the model
must be; case A:
M=R*S*T + C ; where C= scatterding matric of Grass-Clutter
If the Grass-scattered field is Multiplicative then the model
must be ; case B:
M=R*(S+C)*T
The case B is never mentioned in literature ...(IMHO)
I wonder if anyone can give me a hint on how to calibrate this case ...
Is the Grass-clutter additive or multiplicative quantity ? ...
I think it is multiplicative ... what is your ?
Antenna & Radar Guru's ... please jump in, tell your idea and,
have a discussion together ...
Regards,
Sorry if this is posted to the wrong place ....
(Have browsed the whole forum .. and don't known where to post this) ...
This must be the place ......
======================================
I have a problem in calibration of a radar system.
The model for calibrating a radar system without Grass-clutter is
M = R*S*T
where,
M = measured matrix
R = receive distortion matrix
S = scattering matrix of calibrator
T = transmit distortion matrix,
All the matrices are (2 by 2 ) ...
With this definition ...only 2 calibrators ...
are enough for determining the R & T distorsion matrices.
(and hence the radar system is calibrated)
The model above is often used in literature ...
However, IMHO this is not correct ..
Because when the calibrator is positioned on a Grass-field,
the effect of the Grass-clutter must be taken into account.
If the Grass-scattered field is Additive then the model
must be; case A:
M=R*S*T + C ; where C= scatterding matric of Grass-Clutter
If the Grass-scattered field is Multiplicative then the model
must be ; case B:
M=R*(S+C)*T
The case B is never mentioned in literature ...(IMHO)
I wonder if anyone can give me a hint on how to calibrate this case ...
Is the Grass-clutter additive or multiplicative quantity ? ...
I think it is multiplicative ... what is your ?
Antenna & Radar Guru's ... please jump in, tell your idea and,
have a discussion together ...
Regards,