Multifrequency beamspace Root-MUSIC: an experimental evaluation

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Dec 1991

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Proc. SPIE Vol. 1566, p. 452-463, Advanced Signal Processing Algorithms, Architectures, and Implementations II, Franklin T. Luk;

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The performance of both single frequency and multifrequency Beamspace Root-MUSIC incorporating coherent signal subspace processing is assessed employing data from an experimental array referred to as the Multi-Parameter Adaptive Radar System (MARS). Beamspace Root-MUSIC is a recently developed computationally efficient beamspace implementation of MUSIC. The experiment that yielded the data to which Beamspace Root- MUSIC is applied emulated a low-angle radar tracking scenario with two coherent signals arriving within a beamwidth of each other at broadside. Accurate estimates are obtained with the incorporation of the multipath geometry as a-priori information in the form of the bisector angle.

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