A method to present easily understood images that represent targets that are detected through walls or other opaque barriers is disclosed. This method is particularly well suited for sense-through-the-wall
radar systems. One of the main challenges of evolving STTW systems is that the practitioners of the technology are generally presented with complicated images to represent the
gain adjusted amplitude of signals that are detected by the
radar. Interpretation of images from prior art, which can be in the form of the
radar speckle, target blob, wiggle plot, and horizontal amplitude intensity displays, shown in FIGS. 1 through 3, requires high levels of skill, focus, and time. Naturally, the foregoing places military and law-
enforcement customers of the technology at considerable risk during hostile missions. This invention discloses a method that converts a typical radar
signal into an image that is easily understood by a practitioner of STTW technology. This invention improves prior art by employing any combination of radar
data interpretation with any combination of video feed
overlay, hologram, target silhouettes, lines, borders,
colored target representations and the like to concisely report target information to a STTW device operator.