Most radar targets are complex objects and produce a wide variety of reflections. An
important class of targets is represented by the so-called moderately fluctuating Rayleigh …

Background: Modern radars have adopted CFAR type of adaptive processing techniques to
alleviate the damaging effects of the unwanted returned signals. Owing to the presence of …

This paper is intended to the analysis of adaptive radar detectors for partially correlated χ 2
targets. This important class of targets is represented by the so-called moderately fluctuating …

The goal of this paper is to treat the problem of detecting the partially-correlated χ 2
fluctuating targets with two and four degrees of freedom. We analyze the detection …

To mitigate the deleterious effects of clutter and jammer, modern radars have adopted
adaptive processing techniques such as constant false alarm rate (CFAR) detectors which …

Target radar characteristics are the driving force in the design and performance analysis of
all radar systems. The fluctuation rate of a radar target may vary from essentially …

Our scope in this paper is to provide a complete analysis of CFARdetection of fluctuating
targets when the radar receiver incoherently integrates M returned pulses from a chi …

The problem of adaptive constant false alarm rate detection of a pulse-to-pulse partially
correlated target with 2K degrees of freedom in pulse-to-pulse partially Rayleigh correlated …

The moderately fluctuating Rayleigh and χ 2 targets represent an important class of practical
targets. The illumination of this class by a coherent pulse train will return a train of correlated …

The order statistics cell averaging (OSCA) constant false alarm rate (CFAR) and the order
statistics greatest of (OSGO) CFAR detectors have the advantages of the order statistics (OS) …