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26/11 ATTACK
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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION UWB RADAR SYSTEM DEPICTION FUTURE SCOPE RESULTS
CONCLUSION
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INTRODUCTION
seeing through walls significant importance in counter terrorism operations
UWB RADAR
Emitted Signal Power
Bluetooth, 802.11b Cordless Phones Microwave Ovens
GPS
802.11a
PCS
-41 dBm/Mhz
Part 15 Limit
UWB Spectrum
1.6 1.9 2.4
3.1
Frequency (Ghz)
10.6
Ultra wide band BW > 20% of central frequency, OR BW > 500 MHz
UWB RADAR
UWB RADAR
Temporal response:
Frequency response: Advantages offered:
Wider dynamic range Higher mean power Lower noise figure over transmitting a UWB pulse It enables extracting the frequency parameters
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System design
Vector network analyzer (VNA) Uniform linear array (ULA) Automatic phase synchronization
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System parameters
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Image generation
MIGRATION METHOD
TOA (d) =
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F UTURE
Advantages:
High Beam width
Large Aperture length High class Resolution Immune from jamming, detection and interference
SCOPE
Taking this further, future developments promise to image through multiple walls and even penetrate through whole buildings, carried by soldiers, vehicles, even UAVs
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RESULTS
These systems can be tested mainly in two different situations:
I. In a normal environment:
It can display real time video and recognition results synchronically
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CONCLUSIONS
The wide dynamic range of the system coupled with its unrestricted aperture length allows us to generate high resolution Through the wall images upto a range of 8 mts. These parameters were fit through an extensive measurement campaign using a VNA coupled to a monostatic antenna array The novelty of the model captures the dependence on the range, frequency sample interval and cross range sample interval.
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