Reducing scattering center data using magnitude-based reduction

Details Reducing scattering center data using magnitude-based reduction Reducing scattering center data using magnitude-based reduction

2008-06-13

2009-11-10

Tarcza, Thomas H (Department: 3662)

Communications: directive radio wave systems and devices (e.g.,

Testing or calibrating of radar system

By simulation

C342S175000, C345S421000, C345S423000, C345S426000, C707S793000, C702S189000

Reexamination Certificate

active

07616151

ABSTRACT:
A method to reduce scattering centers (SC) includes receiving a set of SC data points representing an object. The method also includes reducing SC data points associated with a first region based on magnitudes of intensity of the SC data points associated with the first region, reducing SC data points associated with a second region based on magnitudes of intensity of the SC data points associated with the second region, combining the reduced SC data points associated with the first region and the second region to form a reduced set of SC data points, comparing the reduced set of SC data points with the received set of SC data points to determine if the reduced set of SC data points meets a set of comparison metrics and if the reduced set of SC data points meets the set of comparison metrics, performing another iteration of the reducing.

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