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Joint Detection and Tracking Processing Algorithm for Target Tracking in Multiple Radar System
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DOI：10.1109/JSEN.2015.2461435.png)
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In this paper, a joint detection and tracking processing (JDTP) algorithm is proposed for target tracking in clutter using a multiple radar system. In this paper, the data association events are formed with a reasonable assumption that each radar can at most receive one measurement originated from a target. Moreover, we explore the idea of feeding the information from the tracker to the detector. In this scenario, the tracker can guide the detectors of multiple radars where to look for a target while keeping the constant false alarm rate property. From a practical point of view, the detection threshold is depressed near where a target is expected to be and elevated where it is unexpected. Simulation results demonstrate the efficiency of the proposed JDTP algorithm, in terms of the detection and the tracking performance, when compared with the existing works.
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Constant false alarm rate
multiple radar system
target detection
target tracking
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