Improving radar visualization system

Authors

  • Nelson Acosta INTIA Research Institute, INCA Group, Exact Sciences Faculty of the UNCPBA, Tandil (7000), Buenos Aires, Argentine
  • Marcelo Alejandro Tosini INTIA Research Institute, INCA Group, Exact Sciences Faculty of the UNCPBA, Tandil (7000), Buenos Aires, Argentine
  • Martín F. Mezzanotte INTIA Research Institute, INCA Group, Exact Sciences Faculty of the UNCPBA, Tandil (7000), Buenos Aires, Argentine
  • M. Carolina Tommasi INTIA Research Institute, INCA Group, Exact Sciences Faculty of the UNCPBA, Tandil (7000), Buenos Aires, Argentine

Keywords:

Radar, Data Visualization, Signal Processing, Signal Pattern Recognition

Abstract

This work develops a system to visualize the information for radar systems interfaces. It is a flexible, portable software system that allows to be used for radars that have different technologies and that is able to be adapted to the specific needs of each aplication domain in an eficient way. Replacing the visualization and processing units on existing radar platforms by this new system, a practical and inexpensive improvement is achieved.

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Published

2007-03-01

How to Cite

Acosta, N., Tosini, M. A., Mezzanotte, M. F., & Tommasi, M. C. (2007). Improving radar visualization system. Journal of Computer Science and Technology, 7(01), p. 1–7. Retrieved from https://journal.info.unlp.edu.ar/JCST/article/view/795

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