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Underwater moving target identification method

An underwater moving target and identification method technology, applied in the field of underwater acoustic signal processing, can solve the problems of poor identification stability, no use of inter-frame micro-Doppler characteristics, and inability to obtain the micro-Doppler variation, etc. The effect of reducing the influence and improving the recognition stability

Active Publication Date: 2013-05-08
INST OF ACOUSTICS CHINESE ACAD OF SCI
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[0005] The underwater small target recognition technology in the prior art has the following defects: the micro-Doppler variation cannot be obtained under the constraints of the LFM signal ambiguity function; it needs to rely on high-frequency active sonar multi-beam echo waveforms to classify underwater moving small targets ; The inter-frame micro-Doppler feature is not used, and the recognition stability is not good

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[0057] Example: The active frogman detection sonar uses a linear frequency modulation signal LFM signal with a center frequency of 70kHz, a bandwidth of 8kHz, and a pulse length of 6ms to detect underwater frogman targets and fish targets.

[0058] First, the active frogman sonar receives the echo data of the target for preprocessing, including band-pass filtering, down-sampling, etc., and then uses the SM method to process the underwater frogman and fish separately to obtain the echo data of each frame The SM time-frequency distribution of is shown in Figure (2). Among them, (a) is the micro-Doppler spectrum of the scuba frogman; (b) is the micro-Doppler spectrum of the underwater fish school.

[0059] Again, on the basis of the calculation results of the SM spectrum, the intra-frame micro-Doppler features of the echo data are calculated according to formula (5), image 3 Shows the results of intra-frame micro-Doppler feature analysis for underwater frogmen and fish targets,...

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The invention relates to an underwater moving target identification method. The underwater moving target identification method includes the following steps: conducting preprocessing to target signals received by active sonar, conducting self-mixing (SM) time frequency processing to the target signals after being preprocessed, and extracting a micro-doppler spectrum; extracting intra-frame micro-doppler features and interframe micro-doppler features according to the micro-doppler spectrum; and classifying underwater moving targets based on the intra-frame micro-doppler features and the interframe micro-doppler features. The underwater moving target identification method extracts micro-doppler distribution feathers through echo waveform of underwater moving small target of an active high frequency sonar. A SM algorithm can produce self-correlation items which are identical with west data (WD), mutual disturbance terms cannot exist, the problem that micro-doppler variation restricted by linear frequency modulation (LFM) signal ambiguity function can not be achieved is solved, classification of underwater moving small target of active high frequency sonar single beam echo waveform is achieved, influences of a random channel are reduced through statistics stability of the interframe micro-doppler features, and identification stability is improved.

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technical field [0001] The present application relates to the field of underwater acoustic signal processing, and in particular, relates to a method for recognizing an underwater moving target. Background technique [0002] After the end of the Cold War, underwater diving technology has become more and more mature. Due to the good underwater concealment of underwater frogmen, the flexible and flexible new frogman terrorist attack method is quite popular among terrorists. At home and abroad, they have begun to pay attention to the construction and application of underwater security systems for small moving targets such as underwater frogmen, so as to make up for the shortcomings that sonar equipment can only detect large ships and ships in the past. The detection and recognition technology of small underwater moving targets such as frogmen and marine organisms is particularly valued, and countries such as Europe and the United States have invested a lot of effort in research...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): G01S15/52
Inventor 杨娟许枫韦志恒刘佳安旭东纪永强温涛
Owner INST OF ACOUSTICS CHINESE ACAD OF SCI
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