Target detection system, detection method, and detection information processing program
OwnerHisashi Shibainventor
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To provide a target detection system including transmitters/receivers constituted with radars, sonars, or lidars, which is capable of effectively capturing a target even under an environment where the S/N ratio is low and reflected signals may be buried under noises. The target detection system is characterized to include at least two target-detecting transmitters/receivers capable of performing azimuth setting placed at different placing positions from each other; and a main control device including a position calculating module which specifies a position of a target based on reflection information regarding the azimuth of the target detected by each of the transmitters/receivers, wherein the position calculating module includes a function which specifies the position of the target through performing superimposing processing of information regarding the azimuth of the target acquired by the two transmitters/receivers on the basis of positional information of each of the transmitters/receivers.
A target detection system, comprising:
A target detection method used for a target detection system which comprises at least two target-detecting transmitters/receivers capable of changing setting of detection azimuth placed at a prescribed interval;
A non-transitory computer readable recording medium storing a detection information processing program used for a target detection system which comprises at least two target-detecting transmitters/receivers capable of changing setting of detection azimuth placed at a prescribed interval and a main control device comprising a position calculating module which specifies a position of the target based on azimuth information of the target detected by each of the transmitters/receivers, the program causing a computer provided to the main control device to execute:
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