Topics in Mitigating Radar Bias
Demetrios Serakos, John E. Gray, Hazim Youssef

TL;DR
This paper addresses radar bias mitigation in ballistic missile tracking by deriving methods to determine absolute bias from relative bias and developing an optimized steady-state filter for random bias correction.
Contribution
It introduces a novel approach to compute absolute radar bias from relative bias and designs an optimized filter to mitigate random bias effects.
Findings
Derived a method to determine absolute bias from relative bias in polar coordinates.
Developed an optimized steady-state filter for handling random radar bias.
Enhanced accuracy in ballistic missile tracking through bias mitigation techniques.
Abstract
In this paper, we investigate two topics related to mitigating the effect of radar bias in ballistic missile tracking applications. We determine the absolute bias between two radars in polar coordinates when their relative bias is given in rectangular coordinates. Using this result, we then obtain the optimized steady-state filter to handle the random bias.
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Taxonomy
TopicsRadar Systems and Signal Processing
