A High-Order Motion Parameter Estimation of Moving Target for Miniature Dechirped MMW Radar
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Abstract
Miniature millimeter-wave (MMW) radar with the dechirp-on-receive technique has finer range resolution and lower sampling frequency for short-range detection and imaging. Moving target indication (MTI) can enhance the ability to perceive a moving target for postprocessing, i.e., tracking, identification, classification, etc. The motion state of real moving targets is complex, which increases the computational complexity of parameter estimation. The joint motion parameter estimation (JMPE) method is statistically optimal, but usually computationally expensive. The separated motion parameter estimation (SMPE) can reduce the computational burden at the cost of degraded performance. This article proposes a high-order motion parameter estimation method for dechirped MMW radar, combining the superiority of JMPE and SMPE. We propose to use the dechirped second-order keystone transform (DSOKT) and the line segment detector (LSD) to perform the range cell migration correction (RCMC) and estimate the initial range and the first-order slant range coefficient (SRC). The remaining unknown motion parameters are estimated by ergodic search or optimization by processing a significantly reduced amount of data. Simulation results verify that all motion parameters for focusing the maneuvering target can be estimated accurately and efficiently.
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| Research integrity | 0.000 | 0.001 |
| Insufficient payload (model declined to judge) | 0.001 | 0.000 |
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