Here, [P.sup.obs.sub.c] is the observed
radar clutter power and [P.sub.c] is the modeled
radar clutter power.
It is capable of modeling texture component of
radar clutter with different degrees of heterogeneity and has been widely applied in heavy-tailed
radar clutter modeling, such as SAR clutter [26,27], C-band scanning radar [28], etc..
However, the increasing heights mean more
radar clutter.
Such unwanted returns are known as
radar clutter. Clutter is displayed to a controller as "interference" and is primarily a problem for air defence and airport radar operators because it occurs more often at lower altitudes.
Because they operate tens of thousands of feet above the Earth, they are not as subject to
radar clutter, and are thus well suited to detect low flying, and in some cases stealthy, aircraft.
Chapter 2 explains the effects of platform motion on both CW and pulsed
radar clutter.
This decrease in response times for the evening shift is probably attributable to differential
radar clutter. During the first two days of Session 1, there was considerable
radar clutter in the southern and southeastern zones.
* ECM time-gated waveforms must be synchronized with the radar waveform to avoid signal "walk through" RFI and resultant ECM cross modulation of
radar clutter return signals.
Moreover, to be able to optimize the signal processing under different conditions, the radar system designer also needs to have a detailed analysis of wideband monopulse
radar clutter properties.
The increase in the number of wind farms has raised serious concerns in the radar community due to the
radar clutter produced by wind turbines.
Secondly, a pure
radar clutter (a return signal without target) may agree with a fractal model commendably, but the existence of a target will change its fractal characteristics remarkably even if being in a environment with strong clutters.
A ship in a seaway is surrounded by the
radar clutter created by waves.