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Radio Frequency Interference Suppression Algorithm in Spatial Domain for Compact High-Frequency Radar
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DOI：10.1109/LGRS.2017.2775609.png)
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High-frequency (HF) ground wave radar is an important tool for sea state measurement and low-altitude target detection. Dense radio frequency interference (RFI) in the HF band inhibits the extraction of sea state parameters and degrades the performance of radar. Though many interference suppression methods based on large arrays have been proposed, most of them are weak to deal with the interference in small-aperture radar. In this letter, a spatial subspace method is proposed to suppress RFI, which uses two crossed-loop/monopole antennas to construct interference subspace at the reserved range bins and projects the echoes onto its orthogonal subspace at the interested range bins. The processed results of measured data from OSMAR-SD verify the high performance of this algorithm for dense RFI suppression. Apart from that, the data utilization ratio and the accuracy of estimating wave height are both improved significantly after the RFI suppression.
Keywords:
High-frequency (HF) radar
interference suppression
sea state measurements
spatial subspace
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