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Simulation of the Radar Ground Clutter Based on DEM


Lishasha

The simulation of ground clutter is the key and knot problem in radar simulation system. The simulation of ground clutter based on DEM is studied. It is introduced how to use fractal arithmetic to produce random digital elevation. After obtaining the orographics height, draw the 3D terrain with the OpenGL technology, in order to realize the demonstration of 3D terrain. Based on DEM, terrain is divided into many simple grid surfaces. This geometry is constituted by four adjacent high points of the terrain. It is detailed to discuss how to account the power of each unit ground clutter by using radar equation and digital elevation, use the superposition principle to superpose each unit power, and then achieve the ground clutter of entire ground. The entire power of ground clutter wave is got in to unitary processing, correspond it to 0~255 grey level. Through the BMP picture\'s read-write, the grey level which will obtain was written in the BMP file in order to realize showing of the entire power of ground clutter. The results show that it is fit for what the project needs.

Keywords: 3D terrain, Fractal interpolation algorithm, DEM, ground clutter

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Lishasha
Li Shasha received a PhD a Bachelor and Master degree in Information and Communication System from Harbin Engineering University in 2010.Currently, she is a lecturer and post-doctoral in the College of Automation of Harbin Engineering University Her research interests include system modeling, Simulation modeling, image processing, virtual reality and computer architecture.


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