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RADAR HIGH RESOLUTION RANGE & MICRO-DOPPLER ANALYSIS OF HUMAN MOTIONS

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In radar imaging it is well known that relative motion or deformation of parts of illuminated objects induce additional features in the Doppler frequency spectra. These features are called micro-Doppler effect and appear as sidebands around the central Doppler frequency. They can provide valuable information about the structure of the moving parts and may be used for identification purposes [1]. Previous papers have mostly focused on 1D micro-Doppler analysis [2-4]. In this paper, we propose to emphasize the analysis of such "non stationary targets" using a 2D imaging space, using both the micro-Doppler and a high range resolution analysis. As in 2D-ISAR imaging, range separation enables us to better discriminate the various effects caused by the time varying reflectors. We will focus our study on human motion. We will see how micro-Doppler signature can be used to extract information on pedestrians gait. We will show examples on simulated and experimental data.
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hal-00593128 , version 1 (13-05-2011)

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Luc Vignaud, Antoine Ghaleb, Julien Le Kernec, Jean-Marie Nicolas. RADAR HIGH RESOLUTION RANGE & MICRO-DOPPLER ANALYSIS OF HUMAN MOTIONS. RADAR 2009 - International Radar Conference - Surveillance for a Safer World, Oct 2009, Bordeaux, France. pp.1-6. ⟨hal-00593128⟩
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