Today’s imaging systems today frequently have digital components, and some image processing is done in the camera. The potential for dramatically increased perfor­ mance is not realized, however, until the complete imaging system, including the optics and signal processing, is designed as a coherent whole. In such a system, the optics produces an intermediate image, and the final image is produ...

We consider the problem of estimating the Doppler shift and rate of a linearly modulated digital signal subject to time-selective Rician fading. We derive the Cram er-Rao bounds for the parameters; we propose an estimator, based on the Higher-order Ambiguity Function (HAF), and show that it is consistent. We also establish some interesting results in the context of estimating the parameters of ...

This article presents the results of an experiment designed to test theoretical predictions about the impact of public compensation schemes and ambiguity on insurance and self-insurance decisions. Consistent with theory, we find that government assistance significantly reduces willingness to pay (WTP) for insurance and self-insurance (compared with a free insurance market). As expected, we also...

Certain changes in pulse shape do not affect the resolution capability of a sonar system. These changes can be expressed as mathematical transformations that leave invariant important properties of the wide-band ambiguity function. Such transformations provide a large number of signal and filter functions, all of which satisfy a given range-Doppler resolution requirement. The sonar designer can...

This paper analysis the characteristics and ambiguity function of the single-channel and multichannel DVB-T signals, and choose the multi-channel DVB-T signal as opportunity illuminators to do the research of ISAR imaging. Firstly, the target’s echo using single-in-multi-out mode for passive ISAR image is derived, together with the analysis of the composition of the echo’s spatial spectrum. Con...

Decision makers are often ambiguity averse, preferring options with subjectively known probabilities to options with unknown probabilities. The Ellsberg paradox is the best-known example of this phenomenon. Ambiguity has generally been studied in the domain of risky choice, and many theories of ambiguity aversion deal with ambiguity only in this context. However, ambiguity aversion may occur in...

The fractional Fourier transform can be considered as a rotated standard Fourier transform in general and its benefit in signal processing is growing to be known more. Noise removing is one application that fractional Fourier transform can do well if the signal dilation is perfectly known. In this paper, we have computed the first and second order of moments of fractional Fourier transform acco...

Recently, the concept of MIMO (multiple-inputmultiple-output) radars has drawn considerable attention. In traditional SIMO (single-input-multiple-output) radar, the transmitters emit coherent waveforms to form a focused beam. In MIMO radar, the transmitters emit orthogonal (or incoherent) waveforms to increase the spatial resolution. These waveforms also affect the range and Doppler resolution ...

I will discuss the status of the implicit and the explicit in science, mostly in logic1. I will especially denunciate, expose a deep and pregnant unsaid of scientific activity : the subliminal idea that, beyond immediate perception, could exist a world, a layer of reading, completely intelligible, i.e., explicit and immediate. What I will call the fantasy (or phantom, as a matter of joke) of tr...

Netted radar employs several spatially distributed transmitters and receivers for information retrieval. This system topology offers many advantages over traditional monostatic and bistatic systems which use a single transmitter and a single receiver. For example, it provides better utilization of reflected energy, more flexible system arrangement and enhanced information retrieval capability. ...