This invention relates to an island-
shore suppression method that utilizes
radar detection information and geographic information matching. The method first detects targets, then converts the detected targets back into geographic information for matching, determining whether they are island-
shore targets. It only needs to calculate a limited number of detected targets, avoiding the need to
traverse and judge the geographic information of the entire search area before searching, and calculating the distance and angle distribution of the entire island-
shore area. By utilizing
radar single-pulse angle measurement information, targets within the same beam are separated, solving the problem of
aliasing and indistinguishability when targets are very close to islands. It fully utilizes
radar detection information, geographic information, and carrier position and attitude information for matching. The computational load of this method is independent of the map range, dynamically adapting to each search result, with limited and controllable computational load, reducing the complexity of use.