RCS signature generation for closely spaced multiple objects using N-point models
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1. A computer comprising:
- a database including individual RCS data corresponding to each object from a plurality of objects, the computer system being programmed to determine the combined RCS signatures of the plurality of objects in a scene from the integration of individual RCS data, the computer system being further programmed to employ a ray tracing scheme to determine ray blockage and ray coupling as a result of object interaction from radar pulses scattering off of two or more objects.
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Abstract
A method and system for analyzing the RCS of an object using N Point signature prediction models is provided. N-point signature prediction models are created for each object in a scenario and stored in lookup tables. Shooting and Bounce trace back techniques are used to determine RCS signatures of multiple objects in modeled scenarios to account for blockage by and coupling phenomena of a scattered field.
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1. A computer comprising:
a database including individual RCS data corresponding to each object from a plurality of objects, the computer system being programmed to determine the combined RCS signatures of the plurality of objects in a scene from the integration of individual RCS data, the computer system being further programmed to employ a ray tracing scheme to determine ray blockage and ray coupling as a result of object interaction from radar pulses scattering off of two or more objects. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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6. A method, comprising:
determining a combined RCS signature for multiple objects in a scene comprising; deterministically integrating RCS data corresponding to the multiple objects; performing ray tracing simulations to determine obstructed views from a radar illuminating source to one or more objects; and performing ray tracing simulations to determine ray bounce interactions among the multiple objects from radar pulses scattering off of two or more objects. - View Dependent Claims (7)
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8. A computer programmable medium, comprising:
computer-executable instructions for performing a method comprising; receiving individual RCS data corresponding to a plurality of vehicles; determining a path, traced along one or more modeled rays, of a return radar signal from one or more vehicles to a point of origin of a radar signal incident upon one or more of said vehicles; determining whether the computed path would be obscured from one or more vehicles by one or more other vehicles from said the plurality of vehicles; determining magnitude and phase data from a scattered field as presented by the return radar signal; and performing ray tracing simulations to determine ray bounce interactions among the multiple objects from radar pulses scattering off of two or more of the multiple objects. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15)
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