Method for detecting terrain obstacles with unmanned vehicle-borne radar based on echo characteristics
A technology of vehicle-mounted radar and detection method, which is applied in radio wave measurement system, radio wave reflection/reradiation, measurement device, etc. Advanced problems to achieve the effect of enhancing the ability to work around the clock, overcoming smoke, dust, rain and fog, and saving the servo system
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[0025] Now in conjunction with embodiment, accompanying drawing, the present invention will be further described:
[0026] (1) The relative motion model of vehicle radar and obstacles. figure 1 It shows the feasibility of extracting Doppler features of obstacles. where v 1 is the horizontal speed of the radar relative to the obstacle, which is determined by the speed of the vehicle platform, is the azimuth angle of the obstacle, θ is the pitch angle of the obstacle, H is the height of the radar installation, and h is the height of the obstacle. The azimuth angle information can be obtained by the azimuth super-resolution method of the linear array. For obstacles at different heights, the elevation angles are different, which will produce different Doppler frequency shifts, which means that obstacles can be obtained from the Doppler frequency shift. The pitch information of the object.
[0027] (2) Analysis of echo characteristics of terrain obstacles and construction of h...
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