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    Enseignant: Pr. MEZACHE Amar

    Email: amar.mezache@univ-msila.dz

    Mobile: 0661 47 72 62

    Semestre 2 :

    Unité d’enseignement: UED 1.1
    Matière 1 : Estimation et détection des signaux radar
    VHS : 22h30 (Cours: 1h30)
    Crédits : 1
    Coefficient : 1



  • objectifs du cours

    In recent decades, the  development of electronics has played

    an important role, in the development of telecommunications equipment and especially in the the military domain. This progress showed other prospects, which consisted in inventing the

    radar system to detect hostile air and sea or land targets with

    several primitive and advanced methods. The main goal is to determine their angle azimuth and their respective distances.


  • Chapter 1: Radar Priciples

  • Chapter 2: Targets Detection

  • References

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    [3] Finn. H. M and Johson. R. S (1968), ‘’Adaptive detection mode with threshold control as a function of spatially sampled clutter estimates,’’ RCA Reveiew, Vol. 29, n.°3, pp. 414-464.

    [4] Gandhi. P. P and Kassam. S. A (1988), “Analysis of CFAR processors in non homogeneous background”, IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems, Vol. 24, pp. 427-445.

    [5] Hansen. V. G (1973), ’’Constant false alarm rate processing in search radars,’’ IEE Conference. Publ. 105,  IEE, London, pp. 325-332.

    [6] Hansen. V. G and J. H. Sawyers (1980), “Detectability Loss due to Greatest-of Selection in a Cell Averaging CFAR”, IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems, Vol. AES-16, pp. 115-118.

    [7] Prastitis. L. A (1993), ‘’On adaptive censored CFAR detection’’, Phd Thesis, New Jersey Institute of Technology, University Heights Newark.

    [8] Rickard. J. T and Dillard. G. M (1977), ”Adaptive detection algorithms for multiple target situations,” IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems, Vol. AES-13, pp. 338-343.

    [9] Rohling. H (1983), “Radar CFAR thresholding in clutter and multiple target situations,” IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems, Vol. AES-19, pp. 608-621.

    [10] Sahed. M (2015), ‘’Détection automatique CFAR en environnement non Gaussien’’, Thèse de doctorat en sciences, Université Mohamed-Boudiaf M’sila, Département d’Electronique.

    [11] Swerling, P (1954), “Probability of Detection for Fluctuating Targets”, ASTIA Document Number AD 80638.

    [12] Weiss, M (1982), “Analysis of some modified Cell-Averaging processors in multiple target situations“, IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic  Systems, Vol. AES-18, n°. 1, pp. 102-114.