Radar Detection presents a comprehensive coverage of radar detection using the methods and techniques of mathematical statistics.
There are equations, flow-charts, graphs and tables illustrated throughout Radar Detection.
Contents:
- Introduction
- Introduction to Radar
- Mathematical Description of Signal and Noise Waveforms
- Mathematical Representation of Waveforms
- Probability Theory
- Random Processes
- Optimum Reception of Signals to Noise
- Maximization of Signal-to-Noise Ratio
- Optimum Filter for Colored Noise
- The A Posteriori Theory of Reception
- Statistical Decision Theory
- Optimum Radar Detection
- Detection Based on a Single Observation
- Detection Based on Multiple Observations: Nonfluctuating Models
- Detection Based on Multiple Observations: Swerling Fluctuating Models
- The Radar Equation
- Cumulative Detection Probability of Stationary and Moving Targets
- Suboptimum Detection Techniques
- The Binary Detector
- Weighted Integrators
- Special Topics in Detection
- Sequential Detection
- Multiple-Target Detection
Index