Inverse synthetic aperture, multiband radar detection of hidden objects with spatially structured tracking of object carrier
AssigneeThe Trustees of Princeton University
InventorsAlexei Goun, Herschel Rabitz
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AssigneeThe Trustees of Princeton University
InventorsAlexei Goun, Herschel Rabitz
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Systems and methods are described, and one system includes a three-dimensional (3D) geometric tracker connected to a multiband (MB) inverse synthetic aperture array radar (ISAR), and a classification/alarm logic. The MB ISAR includes spatially distributed radar transmitters (TXs) and receivers (RXs), a TX/RX allocation logic, and a tomographic (TM) image logic. The TX/RX allocation logic is configured to receive 3D tracking data from the 3D geometric tracker, indicating subject 3D position and 3D orientation and, in response, dynamically allocate TXs and RXs to maintain MB illumination of and maintain MB reception of multiple scatter angles from subjects. The TM image processor is configured to construct TM images from the scatter angles, using 3D tracking data, for input to the classification and alarm logic. Optionally, the TX/RX resource allocation logic is configured to receive situation feedback data, for feedback adjusting of allocation of TXs and RXs.
A system for detecting and classifying concealed items, comprising:
A method for concealed threat detection and classification, comprising:
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