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Angle-of-arrival-assisted Relative Interferometric Localization Using Software Defined Radios In Proceedings of MILCOM 2009 , 8 pages , Boston, MA , November 2009. NESL Technical Report #: TR-UCLA-NESL-200908-03 | |
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AbstractIn this work, we present SDR-ARI – a Software Defined Radio (SDR) approach to an Angle-of-arrival-assisted Relative Interferometric (ARI) RADAR transceiver. It has a number of desirable attributes including the ability to reduce the synchronization, network, and hardware requirements when operating as the sole RADAR modality and its ability to augment existing pulsed and CW RADAR algorithms. While, ARI encoding was initially proposed in prior work, no implementation had been completed and only a pure hardware approach to the receiver was reported. We have developed and implemented a software-defined model in Matlab, and have designed, simulated, and implemented an SDR-ARI transceiver utilizing USRP hardware and gnuRadio software. The use of software-defined radio has allowed us to implement ARI in a timely manner. The proposed approach is described and analyzed.Watch the Conference PresentationDownload the talk via the "Associated AV Files" link below (WMV format, ~150MB)...or watch it here: MILCOM 2009: Angle-of-arrival-assisted Relative Interferometric Localization Using Software-Defined Radio from Jonathan Friedman on Vimeo. | |
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• Jonathan Friedman |
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• ARI : Angle-of-Arrival Assited Relative Interferometry |
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