Rain versus target discrimination for doppler radars

Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g. – Clutter elimination

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C342S160000, C342S161000, C342S195000, C342S196000

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06937185

ABSTRACT:
A method of removing returns from rain in Doppler radar systems (and corresponding apparatus and computer software) comprising receiving a Doppler radar return signal, transforming the signal into a range versus frequency map, for a plurality of range cells, performing a fit over frequency, for the plurality of range cells, calculating a total energy, for the plurality of range cells, comparing the calculated total energy to a threshold value, and replacing the return signal for a range cell with another signal if for the plurality of range cells the comparing step is positive.

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