sea-detecting radar data

Citation Author(s):
Ningbo
Liu
Yunlong
Dong
Guoqing
Wang
Submitted by:
wenjing He
Last updated:
Fri, 08/09/2024 - 01:59
DOI:
10.21227/gcth-0j29
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Abstract 

After loading the MAT file (as in MATLAB with the load function), there are three variables (matrices): amplitude_complex_T1, amplitude_complex_T2, and amplitude_complex_info.

The headers of the data are stored in the amplitude_complex_info variable. Each row (with a length of 48) represents the data header of a pulse echo, with each position in the row representing a specific meaning as shown in the table. Each row of the amplitude_complex_info variable corresponds to each row in the amplitude_complex_T1 and amplitude_complex_T2 variables.

 

If the radar is operating in scan mode, the amplitude_complex_T1 and amplitude_complex_T2 variables store the echo data for a complete scan cycle (360°). If the radar is operating in staring mode, the amplitude_complex_T1 and amplitude_complex_T2 variables store the echo data for several pulses (e.g., 100,000 or 200,000 pulses).

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The data set is based on data published in the Journal of Radar. For details, go to the Journal of Radar.

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