This invention belongs to the field of
radar signal processing and target detection technology, specifically relating to a statistical scattering method for
clutter particles in
radar detection. The method includes: acquiring single
scattering parameters and
simulation control parameters of the
clutter particles; dynamically determining the
simulation space length based on the single
extinction coefficient and
asymmetry factor; initializing a quasi-Monte Carlo low-discrepancy sequence; after initializing each
photon packet, randomly generating a propagation step size and updating the cumulative propagation step size; when the
photon packet does not exceed the boundary, determining whether scattering has occurred based on the single
extinction coefficient and cumulative propagation step size; if scattering has occurred, updating the scattering direction based on the Henyey-Greenstein
phase function and attenuating the energy weight; employing an adaptive dynamic threshold roulette wheel mechanism to dynamically adjust the
survival probability based on scattering efficiency,
photon position, and propagation direction, and maintaining statistical unbiasedness through energy weight compensation; after traversing all photon packets, calculating the total transmitted energy and total reflected energy, and calculating the equivalent
extinction coefficient and
radar cross section. This invention significantly improves
simulation efficiency while ensuring statistical accuracy through physically guided importance sampling and a quasi-Monte Carlo low-discrepancy sequence, providing reliable support for radar anti-environmental
clutter interference design.