Accurate calibration of China's new generation ground-based polarimetric radar(GR) network is crucial yet challenging. Although application of the Dual-frequency Precipitation Radar(DPR) of the Global Precipitatio...Accurate calibration of China's new generation ground-based polarimetric radar(GR) network is crucial yet challenging. Although application of the Dual-frequency Precipitation Radar(DPR) of the Global Precipitation Measurement Core Observatory for GR assessment is well-established, current methodologies are inherently limited. Focusing on three GRs in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area(GBA)—strategically selected for their high overlapping coverage(>65%) and distinct from single GR or less dense coverage studies—this work introduces key refinements by integrating innovative enhancements into the volume-matching method(VMM), reflecting a systematic approach to mitigating potential error sources. Specifically, we integrate: 1) a novel frequency correction method that adapts to DPR-observed precipitation phase and type, replacing assumption-based polynomial fitting;and 2) a precise beam time-difference matching approach(accuracy < 1 s) to minimize temporal mismatch errors, which improves upon coarser time averaging methods. Furthermore, we developed statistically robust, optimized threshold criteria based on systematic sensitivity analyses using 11 quality control factors, including precipitation type, bright band effects, and attenuation correction limitations. These criteria establish an enhanced protocol designed to minimize errors arising from instrumental, frequency, and scanning differences. Application of this enhanced methodology to the GBA GRs(2021–2023) yielded a significantly improved matching accuracy(correlation coefficient, CC: 0.90–0.95;standard deviation,STD: 1.2–1.6 dB). A unique contribution of this work is the quantitative estimation of historical calibration errors and operational stability, which was achieved by linking VMM results with operational GR calibration and maintenance records. This analysis revealed decreasing STD trends and identified specific calibration-related events, such as an underestimation of approximately 2.43 dB for the Shenzhen radar following calibration in 2023. Consequently, the refined methodology provides a robust framework for ongoing GR network monitoring and offers a validated pathway for authenticating China's Fengyun-3G(FY-3G) satellite precipitation measurement radar(PMR) data.展开更多
China launched its first spaceborne Precipitation Measurement Radar(PMR)on the FY-3G satellite in April 2023.To achieve the scientific goal of measuring the three-dimensional precipitation structure,evaluating the qua...China launched its first spaceborne Precipitation Measurement Radar(PMR)on the FY-3G satellite in April 2023.To achieve the scientific goal of measuring the three-dimensional precipitation structure,evaluating the quantitative measurement ability of the PMR is critical.China operates more than 250 weather radars over the mainland.Consistency of the spaceborne radar with ground-based radars will enhance precipitation measurement ability,especially over oceans and mountains where observations are sparse.Additionally,the spaceborne radar can be used to evaluate the spatial and temporal homogeneity of the ground-based radar network.This paper focuses on comparing the PMR onboard the FY-3G satellite with S-band China New Generation Weather Radars(CINRADs).A comparison algorithm between the PMR and CINRADs has been developed,incorporating detailed quality control,attenuation correction,data optimization,spatiotemporal matching,non-uniform beam filling constraint,uniformity constraint,and frequency correction.The matched data in typical months of four seasons were selected to carry out the comparison.The data consistency between the PMR and CINRADs was analyzed.The correlation coefficient is 0.87,the deviation is 0.89 dB,and the standard deviation is 2.50 dB,based on 98226 matching samples.The results show the radar reflectivity of the PMR is quite comparable to that of the CINRADs,demonstrating that the PMR data quality is satisfactory and can be used to verify and correct data consistency among multiple ground-based radars.This work also paves the way for data fusion and joint application of satellite and ground radars in the future.展开更多
Dual-polarization(dual-pol)radar variables provide information about the quantity,type,size,and water content of hydrometeors.Assimilating these dual-pol radar variables into numerical weather prediction models can en...Dual-polarization(dual-pol)radar variables provide information about the quantity,type,size,and water content of hydrometeors.Assimilating these dual-pol radar variables into numerical weather prediction models can enhance forecast accuracy.Observation operators are essential for radar data assimilation.This study focuses on applying a realistic dual-pol radar observation operator to more accurately calculate dual-pol radar variables.Previously reported dual-pol radar observation operators tended to overestimate radar variables near 0℃ in convective precipitation and simulate unrealistic dual-pol radar variables in subfreezing regions.To address this,the improved operator(KNU dual-pol radar observation operator;K-DROP)limits the distribution of mixed-phase hydrometeors,which have both solid and liquid properties,in areas with strong updrafts and downdrafts,improving the overestimation of radar variables near the melting layer.Additionally,by applying the observed snow axis ratio during winter to K-DROP,the issue of differential reflectivity(Z_(DR))being calculated as a constant value in subfreezing regions has been improved.By incorporating the observed maximum radius of hydrometeors into K-DROP,the overestimation of reflectivity(Z_(H))in subfreezing regions,the overestimation of Z_(DR)in warm regions,and the underestimation of specific differential phase(K_(DP))in subfreezing regions and overestimation in warm regions,are improved.Compared to previous operators,the enhanced version reported in the present work produces more realistic dual-pol radar variables.展开更多
Ground-based radar is the primary means by which severe storms are monitored and tracked;however, due to limited coverage, important data is often missed over ocean and mountainous areas. On the other hand, geostation...Ground-based radar is the primary means by which severe storms are monitored and tracked;however, due to limited coverage, important data is often missed over ocean and mountainous areas. On the other hand, geostationary(GEO)weather satellites provide continuous observations with seamless coverage with advanced imager, despite their limited capability to penetrate clouds. Combining satellite and ground-radar observations could exploit the advantages of both techniques, providing tracking capability close to that of ground radar while maintaining full spatial coverage. This study presents a novel method called Multi-dimensional satellite Observation information for Radar Estimation(MORE) to reconstruct radar composite reflectivity(CREF). Deep learning techniques are important components of MORE for estimating CREF from China's Fengyun-4B(FY-4B) GEO satellite observations. Two models are developed: an infraredonly(IR-Single) model available for all times, and a visible-infrared(VIS+IR) model for daytime applications. These models incorporate multi-dimensional satellite observation information, including temporal, spatial, spectral, and viewing angle information, to enhance the accuracy of radar echo reconstruction. Results demonstrate that the VIS+IR model outperforms the IR-Single model, and both models achieves a root-mean-square error(RMSE) of less than 6 dBZ and a coefficient of determination(R~2) of greater than 0.7. The models effectively reconstruct radar echoes, including strong echoes exceeding 50 dBZ, and show good agreement with precipitation data in radar-blind areas. This study offers a valuable solution for severe weather monitoring and tracking in regions lacking ground-based radar observations, and provides a potential tool for enhanced data assimilation in numerical weather prediction(NWP) models.展开更多
This paper addresses weak target detection problem for bistatic radar via a pseudo-spectrum(PS)based track-before-detect(TBD).Generally,PS-TBD estimates target position and velocity by means of pseudo-spectrum constru...This paper addresses weak target detection problem for bistatic radar via a pseudo-spectrum(PS)based track-before-detect(TBD).Generally,PS-TBD estimates target position and velocity by means of pseudo-spectrum construction in the discrete measurement space and accurate energy accumulation in mixed coordinates.However,the grids within the polar sensing region of the receivers in the bistatic radar are not aligned.Traditional PS-TBD can not directly process these measurements.In this paper,a PS-TBD method for bistatic radar is proposed to overcome this problem.Each cell in the measurement space of the receivers is mapped to the aligned Cartesian coordinates and predicted to the integration frame according to the assumed filter velocity.A PS is formulated centered on the predicted Cartesian position.Then the samples of the pseudo-spectra are accumulated to the nearest cell around the predicted Cartesian position.The procedure of the energy integration is derived in detail.Simulation results validate the efficacy of the proposed method in terms of detection accuracy and parameter estimation.展开更多
To address the issues of poor adaptability in resource allocation and low multi-agent cooperation efficiency in Joint Radar and Communication(JRC)systems under dynamic environments,an intelligent optimization framewor...To address the issues of poor adaptability in resource allocation and low multi-agent cooperation efficiency in Joint Radar and Communication(JRC)systems under dynamic environments,an intelligent optimization framework integrating Deep Reinforcement Learning(DRL)and Graph Neural Network(GNN)is proposed.This framework models resource allocation as a Partially Observable Markov Game(POMG),designs a weighted reward function to balance radar and communication efficiencies,adopts the Multi-Agent Proximal Policy Optimization(MAPPO)framework,and integrates Graph Convolutional Networks(GCN)and Graph Sample and Aggregate(Graph-SAGE)to optimize information interaction.Simulations show that,compared with traditional methods and pure DRL methods,the proposed framework achieves improvements in performance metrics such as communication success rate,Average Age of Information(AoI),and policy convergence speed,effectively enabling resource management in complex environments.Moreover,the proposed GNN-DRL-based intelligent optimization framework obtains significantly better performance for resource management in multi-agent JRC systems than traditional methods and pure DRL methods.展开更多
In high-intensity electromagnetic warfare,radar systems are persistently subjected to multi-jammer attacks,including potentially novel unknown jamming types that may emerge exclusively under wartime conditions.These j...In high-intensity electromagnetic warfare,radar systems are persistently subjected to multi-jammer attacks,including potentially novel unknown jamming types that may emerge exclusively under wartime conditions.These jamming signals severely degrade radar detection performance.Precise recognition of these unknown and compound jamming signals is critical to enhancing the anti-jamming capabilities and overall reliability of radar systems.To address this challenge,this article proposes a novel open-set compound jamming cognition(OSCJC)method.The proposed method employs a detection-classification dual-network architecture,which not only overcomes the false alarm and misdetection issues of traditional closed-set recognition methods when dealing with unknown jamming but also effectively addresses the performance bottleneck of existing open-set recognition techniques focusing on single jamming scenarios in compound jamming environments.To achieve unknown jamming detection,we first employ a consistency labeling strategy to train the detection network using diverse known jamming samples.This strategy enables the network to acquire highly generalizable jamming features,thereby accurately localizing candidate regions for individual jamming components within compound jamming.Subsequently,we introduce contrastive learning to optimize the classification network,significantly enhancing both intra-class clustering and inter-class separability in the jamming feature space.This method not only improves the recognition accuracy of the classification network for known jamming types but also enhances its sensitivity to unknown jamming types.Simulations and experimental data are used to verify the effectiveness of the proposed OSCJC method.Compared with the state-of-the-art open-set recognition methods,the proposed method demonstrates superior recognition accuracy and enhanced environmental adaptability.展开更多
In this paper,the joint design of transmit and receive beamformers for transmit subaperturing multiple-input-multiple-output(TS-MIMO)radar is investigated,aiming to enhance its low probability of intercept(LPI)capabil...In this paper,the joint design of transmit and receive beamformers for transmit subaperturing multiple-input-multiple-output(TS-MIMO)radar is investigated,aiming to enhance its low probability of intercept(LPI)capability.The main objective is to simultaneously minimize the transmission power,suppress the transmit sidelobe levels,and minimize the probability of intercept,thus bolstering the LPI performance of the radar system while maintaining the desired target detection performance.An alternative optimization method is proposed to jointly optimize the transmit and receive beamformers,yielding an unified LPI optimization framework.Particularly,the proposed iterative algorithm based on the Lagrange duality theory for transmit beamforming is more efficient than the conventional convex optimization method.Numerical experiments highlight the effectiveness of the proposed approach in sidelobe suppression and computational efficiency.展开更多
Integrated sensing and communication(ISAC)is an appealing approach to address spectrum congestion and beamforming is an effective method to realize ISAC.In this paper,we investigate the beamforming design problem for ...Integrated sensing and communication(ISAC)is an appealing approach to address spectrum congestion and beamforming is an effective method to realize ISAC.In this paper,we investigate the beamforming design problem for multiple-input multipleoutput(MIMO)ISAC systems and propose to maximize the radar beampattern gain of the target direction while ensuring the signal-to-interference-plus-noise ratio(SINR)constraints of communication users.Particularly,we discuss two cases of ISAC transmit beamforming,i.e.,Case-Ⅰand Case-Ⅱ,which do not have and do have the dedicated probing signal,respectively.For these two cases of transmit beamforming design problems,we start from the single-user scenario and provide the closed-form solutions for MIMO ISAC beamforming vectors.Then,we consider the multiuser scenario and utilize the semidefinite relaxation technique to convert the beamforming design problems into convex semidefinite programming problems.Furthermore,we investigate the impact of the channel correlation between radar and communication on the performance gain of MIMO ISAC systems and characterize the performance tradeoff.Numerical results validate that the dedicated probing signal is unnecessary in the single-user scenario,whereas it has a slight improvement in target detection performance at low SINR thresholds in the multi-user scenario.It is also shown that the stronger the correlation between radar and communication channels,the greater the performance gain of the system.展开更多
Within the domain of Intelligent Group Systems(IGSs),this paper develops a resourceaware multitarget Constant False Alarm Rate(CFAR)detection framework for multisite MIMO radar systems.It underscores the necessity of ...Within the domain of Intelligent Group Systems(IGSs),this paper develops a resourceaware multitarget Constant False Alarm Rate(CFAR)detection framework for multisite MIMO radar systems.It underscores the necessity of managing finite transmit and receive antennas and transmit power systematically to enhance detection performance.To tackle the multidimensional resource optimization challenge,we introduce a Cooperative Transmit-Receive Antenna Selection and Power Allocation(CTRSPA)strategy.It employs a perception-action cycle that incorporates uncertain external support information to optimize worst-case detection performance with multiple targets.First,we derive a closed-form expression that incorporates uncertainty for the noncoherent integration squared-law detection probability using the Neyman-Pearson criterion.Subsequently,a joint optimization model for antenna selection and power allocation in CFAR detection is formulated,incorporating practical radar resource constraints.Mathematically,this represents an NPhard problem involving coupled continuous and Boolean variables.We propose a three-stage method—Reformulation,Node Picker,and Convex Power Allocation—that capitalizes on the independent convexity of the optimization model for each variable,ensuring a near-optimal result.Simulations confirm the approach's effectiveness,efficiency,and timeliness,particularly for large-scale radar networks,and reveal the impact of threat levels,system layout,and detection parameters on resource allocation.展开更多
Motor imbalance is a critical failure mode in rotating machinery,potentially causing severe equipment damage if undetected.Traditional vibration-based diagnostic methods rely on direct sensor contact,leading to instal...Motor imbalance is a critical failure mode in rotating machinery,potentially causing severe equipment damage if undetected.Traditional vibration-based diagnostic methods rely on direct sensor contact,leading to installation challenges and measurement artifacts that can compromise accuracy.This study presents a novel radar-based framework for non-contact motor imbalance detection using 24 GHz continuous-wave radar.A dataset of 1802 experimental trials was sourced,covering four imbalance levels(0,10,20,30 g)across varying motor speeds(500–1500 rpm)and load torques(0–3 Nm).Dual-channel in-phase and quadrature radar signals were captured at 10,000 samples per second for 30-s intervals,preserving both amplitude and phase information for analysis.A multi-domain feature extraction methodology captured imbalance signatures in time,frequency,and complex signal domains.From 65 initial features,statistical analysis using Kruskal–Wallis tests identified significant descriptors,and recursive feature elimination with Random Forest reduced the feature set to 20 dimensions,achieving 69%dimensionality reduction without loss of performance.Six machine learning algorithms,Random Forest,Extra Trees Classifier,Extreme Gradient Boosting,Categorical Boosting,Support Vector Machine with radial basis function kernel,and k-Nearest Neighbors were evaluated with grid-search hyperparameter optimization and five-fold cross-validation.The Extra Trees Classifier achieved the best performance with 98.52%test accuracy,98%cross-validation accuracy,and minimal variance,maintaining per-class precision and recall above 97%.Its superior performance is attributed to its randomized split selection and full bootstrapping strategy,which reduce variance and overfitting while effectively capturing the nonlinear feature interactions and non-normal distributions present in the dataset.The model’s average inference time of 70 ms enables near real-time deployment.Comparative analysis demonstrates that the radar-based framework matches or exceeds traditional contact-based methods while eliminating their inherent limitations,providing a robust,scalable,and noninvasive solution for industrial motor condition monitoring,particularly in hazardous or space-constrained environments.展开更多
基金National Key Research and Development Program of China (2023YFB3905801)。
文摘Accurate calibration of China's new generation ground-based polarimetric radar(GR) network is crucial yet challenging. Although application of the Dual-frequency Precipitation Radar(DPR) of the Global Precipitation Measurement Core Observatory for GR assessment is well-established, current methodologies are inherently limited. Focusing on three GRs in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area(GBA)—strategically selected for their high overlapping coverage(>65%) and distinct from single GR or less dense coverage studies—this work introduces key refinements by integrating innovative enhancements into the volume-matching method(VMM), reflecting a systematic approach to mitigating potential error sources. Specifically, we integrate: 1) a novel frequency correction method that adapts to DPR-observed precipitation phase and type, replacing assumption-based polynomial fitting;and 2) a precise beam time-difference matching approach(accuracy < 1 s) to minimize temporal mismatch errors, which improves upon coarser time averaging methods. Furthermore, we developed statistically robust, optimized threshold criteria based on systematic sensitivity analyses using 11 quality control factors, including precipitation type, bright band effects, and attenuation correction limitations. These criteria establish an enhanced protocol designed to minimize errors arising from instrumental, frequency, and scanning differences. Application of this enhanced methodology to the GBA GRs(2021–2023) yielded a significantly improved matching accuracy(correlation coefficient, CC: 0.90–0.95;standard deviation,STD: 1.2–1.6 dB). A unique contribution of this work is the quantitative estimation of historical calibration errors and operational stability, which was achieved by linking VMM results with operational GR calibration and maintenance records. This analysis revealed decreasing STD trends and identified specific calibration-related events, such as an underestimation of approximately 2.43 dB for the Shenzhen radar following calibration in 2023. Consequently, the refined methodology provides a robust framework for ongoing GR network monitoring and offers a validated pathway for authenticating China's Fengyun-3G(FY-3G) satellite precipitation measurement radar(PMR) data.
基金jointly supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant U2442214)the China Meteorological Administration Youth Innovation Team(Grant No.CMA2024QN10)+1 种基金the National Defense Science and Technology Bureau’s 14th Five-Year Civil Aerospace Preresearch Project(Grant Nos.D030303 and D040204)the International Space Water Cycle Observation Constellation Program(Grant No.183311KYSB20200015).
文摘China launched its first spaceborne Precipitation Measurement Radar(PMR)on the FY-3G satellite in April 2023.To achieve the scientific goal of measuring the three-dimensional precipitation structure,evaluating the quantitative measurement ability of the PMR is critical.China operates more than 250 weather radars over the mainland.Consistency of the spaceborne radar with ground-based radars will enhance precipitation measurement ability,especially over oceans and mountains where observations are sparse.Additionally,the spaceborne radar can be used to evaluate the spatial and temporal homogeneity of the ground-based radar network.This paper focuses on comparing the PMR onboard the FY-3G satellite with S-band China New Generation Weather Radars(CINRADs).A comparison algorithm between the PMR and CINRADs has been developed,incorporating detailed quality control,attenuation correction,data optimization,spatiotemporal matching,non-uniform beam filling constraint,uniformity constraint,and frequency correction.The matched data in typical months of four seasons were selected to carry out the comparison.The data consistency between the PMR and CINRADs was analyzed.The correlation coefficient is 0.87,the deviation is 0.89 dB,and the standard deviation is 2.50 dB,based on 98226 matching samples.The results show the radar reflectivity of the PMR is quite comparable to that of the CINRADs,demonstrating that the PMR data quality is satisfactory and can be used to verify and correct data consistency among multiple ground-based radars.This work also paves the way for data fusion and joint application of satellite and ground radars in the future.
基金supported by the National Research Foundation(NRF)funded by the Korean government(MSIT)(Grant Nos.2022R1A2C1012361,2022R1A6A3A 13073165 and RS-2025-02242970).
文摘Dual-polarization(dual-pol)radar variables provide information about the quantity,type,size,and water content of hydrometeors.Assimilating these dual-pol radar variables into numerical weather prediction models can enhance forecast accuracy.Observation operators are essential for radar data assimilation.This study focuses on applying a realistic dual-pol radar observation operator to more accurately calculate dual-pol radar variables.Previously reported dual-pol radar observation operators tended to overestimate radar variables near 0℃ in convective precipitation and simulate unrealistic dual-pol radar variables in subfreezing regions.To address this,the improved operator(KNU dual-pol radar observation operator;K-DROP)limits the distribution of mixed-phase hydrometeors,which have both solid and liquid properties,in areas with strong updrafts and downdrafts,improving the overestimation of radar variables near the melting layer.Additionally,by applying the observed snow axis ratio during winter to K-DROP,the issue of differential reflectivity(Z_(DR))being calculated as a constant value in subfreezing regions has been improved.By incorporating the observed maximum radius of hydrometeors into K-DROP,the overestimation of reflectivity(Z_(H))in subfreezing regions,the overestimation of Z_(DR)in warm regions,and the underestimation of specific differential phase(K_(DP))in subfreezing regions and overestimation in warm regions,are improved.Compared to previous operators,the enhanced version reported in the present work produces more realistic dual-pol radar variables.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) (Grant No.42205044)Feng Yun Application Pioneering Project (FY-APP) Innovation Center for Feng Yun Meteorological Satellite (FYSIC) Special Project (FY-APP-XC-2023.04)the Wuxi University Research Start-up Fund for Recruited Talent。
文摘Ground-based radar is the primary means by which severe storms are monitored and tracked;however, due to limited coverage, important data is often missed over ocean and mountainous areas. On the other hand, geostationary(GEO)weather satellites provide continuous observations with seamless coverage with advanced imager, despite their limited capability to penetrate clouds. Combining satellite and ground-radar observations could exploit the advantages of both techniques, providing tracking capability close to that of ground radar while maintaining full spatial coverage. This study presents a novel method called Multi-dimensional satellite Observation information for Radar Estimation(MORE) to reconstruct radar composite reflectivity(CREF). Deep learning techniques are important components of MORE for estimating CREF from China's Fengyun-4B(FY-4B) GEO satellite observations. Two models are developed: an infraredonly(IR-Single) model available for all times, and a visible-infrared(VIS+IR) model for daytime applications. These models incorporate multi-dimensional satellite observation information, including temporal, spatial, spectral, and viewing angle information, to enhance the accuracy of radar echo reconstruction. Results demonstrate that the VIS+IR model outperforms the IR-Single model, and both models achieves a root-mean-square error(RMSE) of less than 6 dBZ and a coefficient of determination(R~2) of greater than 0.7. The models effectively reconstruct radar echoes, including strong echoes exceeding 50 dBZ, and show good agreement with precipitation data in radar-blind areas. This study offers a valuable solution for severe weather monitoring and tracking in regions lacking ground-based radar observations, and provides a potential tool for enhanced data assimilation in numerical weather prediction(NWP) models.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(62371155)the Heilongjiang Outstanding Youth Science Fund(JQ2022F002)。
文摘This paper addresses weak target detection problem for bistatic radar via a pseudo-spectrum(PS)based track-before-detect(TBD).Generally,PS-TBD estimates target position and velocity by means of pseudo-spectrum construction in the discrete measurement space and accurate energy accumulation in mixed coordinates.However,the grids within the polar sensing region of the receivers in the bistatic radar are not aligned.Traditional PS-TBD can not directly process these measurements.In this paper,a PS-TBD method for bistatic radar is proposed to overcome this problem.Each cell in the measurement space of the receivers is mapped to the aligned Cartesian coordinates and predicted to the integration frame according to the assumed filter velocity.A PS is formulated centered on the predicted Cartesian position.Then the samples of the pseudo-spectra are accumulated to the nearest cell around the predicted Cartesian position.The procedure of the energy integration is derived in detail.Simulation results validate the efficacy of the proposed method in terms of detection accuracy and parameter estimation.
基金funded by Shandong Provincial Natural Science Foundation,grant number ZR2023MF111.
文摘To address the issues of poor adaptability in resource allocation and low multi-agent cooperation efficiency in Joint Radar and Communication(JRC)systems under dynamic environments,an intelligent optimization framework integrating Deep Reinforcement Learning(DRL)and Graph Neural Network(GNN)is proposed.This framework models resource allocation as a Partially Observable Markov Game(POMG),designs a weighted reward function to balance radar and communication efficiencies,adopts the Multi-Agent Proximal Policy Optimization(MAPPO)framework,and integrates Graph Convolutional Networks(GCN)and Graph Sample and Aggregate(Graph-SAGE)to optimize information interaction.Simulations show that,compared with traditional methods and pure DRL methods,the proposed framework achieves improvements in performance metrics such as communication success rate,Average Age of Information(AoI),and policy convergence speed,effectively enabling resource management in complex environments.Moreover,the proposed GNN-DRL-based intelligent optimization framework obtains significantly better performance for resource management in multi-agent JRC systems than traditional methods and pure DRL methods.
文摘In high-intensity electromagnetic warfare,radar systems are persistently subjected to multi-jammer attacks,including potentially novel unknown jamming types that may emerge exclusively under wartime conditions.These jamming signals severely degrade radar detection performance.Precise recognition of these unknown and compound jamming signals is critical to enhancing the anti-jamming capabilities and overall reliability of radar systems.To address this challenge,this article proposes a novel open-set compound jamming cognition(OSCJC)method.The proposed method employs a detection-classification dual-network architecture,which not only overcomes the false alarm and misdetection issues of traditional closed-set recognition methods when dealing with unknown jamming but also effectively addresses the performance bottleneck of existing open-set recognition techniques focusing on single jamming scenarios in compound jamming environments.To achieve unknown jamming detection,we first employ a consistency labeling strategy to train the detection network using diverse known jamming samples.This strategy enables the network to acquire highly generalizable jamming features,thereby accurately localizing candidate regions for individual jamming components within compound jamming.Subsequently,we introduce contrastive learning to optimize the classification network,significantly enhancing both intra-class clustering and inter-class separability in the jamming feature space.This method not only improves the recognition accuracy of the classification network for known jamming types but also enhances its sensitivity to unknown jamming types.Simulations and experimental data are used to verify the effectiveness of the proposed OSCJC method.Compared with the state-of-the-art open-set recognition methods,the proposed method demonstrates superior recognition accuracy and enhanced environmental adaptability.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(62271247)the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province(BK20240181)+4 种基金the Dreams Foundation of Jianghuai Advance Technology Center(2023-ZM01D001)the National Aerospace Science Foundation of China(20220055052001)the Qing Lan Project of Jiangsu Provincethe Fund of Prospective Layout of Scientific Research for Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronauticsthe Key Laboratory of Radar Imaging and Microwave Photonics(Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics),Ministry of Education。
文摘In this paper,the joint design of transmit and receive beamformers for transmit subaperturing multiple-input-multiple-output(TS-MIMO)radar is investigated,aiming to enhance its low probability of intercept(LPI)capability.The main objective is to simultaneously minimize the transmission power,suppress the transmit sidelobe levels,and minimize the probability of intercept,thus bolstering the LPI performance of the radar system while maintaining the desired target detection performance.An alternative optimization method is proposed to jointly optimize the transmit and receive beamformers,yielding an unified LPI optimization framework.Particularly,the proposed iterative algorithm based on the Lagrange duality theory for transmit beamforming is more efficient than the conventional convex optimization method.Numerical experiments highlight the effectiveness of the proposed approach in sidelobe suppression and computational efficiency.
基金National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant 62571248 and Grant 62201266Key Laboratory of Intelligent Space TTC&O(Space Engineering University),Ministry of Education under Grant CYK2025-01-12。
文摘Integrated sensing and communication(ISAC)is an appealing approach to address spectrum congestion and beamforming is an effective method to realize ISAC.In this paper,we investigate the beamforming design problem for multiple-input multipleoutput(MIMO)ISAC systems and propose to maximize the radar beampattern gain of the target direction while ensuring the signal-to-interference-plus-noise ratio(SINR)constraints of communication users.Particularly,we discuss two cases of ISAC transmit beamforming,i.e.,Case-Ⅰand Case-Ⅱ,which do not have and do have the dedicated probing signal,respectively.For these two cases of transmit beamforming design problems,we start from the single-user scenario and provide the closed-form solutions for MIMO ISAC beamforming vectors.Then,we consider the multiuser scenario and utilize the semidefinite relaxation technique to convert the beamforming design problems into convex semidefinite programming problems.Furthermore,we investigate the impact of the channel correlation between radar and communication on the performance gain of MIMO ISAC systems and characterize the performance tradeoff.Numerical results validate that the dedicated probing signal is unnecessary in the single-user scenario,whereas it has a slight improvement in target detection performance at low SINR thresholds in the multi-user scenario.It is also shown that the stronger the correlation between radar and communication channels,the greater the performance gain of the system.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.62071482 and 62471348)the Shaanxi Association of Science and Technology Youth Talent Support Program Project,China(No.20230137)+1 种基金the Innovative Talents Cultivate Program for Technology Innovation Team of Shaanxi Province,China(No.2024RS-CXTD-08)the Youth Innovation Team of Shaanxi Universities,China。
文摘Within the domain of Intelligent Group Systems(IGSs),this paper develops a resourceaware multitarget Constant False Alarm Rate(CFAR)detection framework for multisite MIMO radar systems.It underscores the necessity of managing finite transmit and receive antennas and transmit power systematically to enhance detection performance.To tackle the multidimensional resource optimization challenge,we introduce a Cooperative Transmit-Receive Antenna Selection and Power Allocation(CTRSPA)strategy.It employs a perception-action cycle that incorporates uncertain external support information to optimize worst-case detection performance with multiple targets.First,we derive a closed-form expression that incorporates uncertainty for the noncoherent integration squared-law detection probability using the Neyman-Pearson criterion.Subsequently,a joint optimization model for antenna selection and power allocation in CFAR detection is formulated,incorporating practical radar resource constraints.Mathematically,this represents an NPhard problem involving coupled continuous and Boolean variables.We propose a three-stage method—Reformulation,Node Picker,and Convex Power Allocation—that capitalizes on the independent convexity of the optimization model for each variable,ensuring a near-optimal result.Simulations confirm the approach's effectiveness,efficiency,and timeliness,particularly for large-scale radar networks,and reveal the impact of threat levels,system layout,and detection parameters on resource allocation.
基金funded by Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University Researchers Support-ing Project number(PNURSP2026R346)Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University,Riyadh,Saudi Arabia.
文摘Motor imbalance is a critical failure mode in rotating machinery,potentially causing severe equipment damage if undetected.Traditional vibration-based diagnostic methods rely on direct sensor contact,leading to installation challenges and measurement artifacts that can compromise accuracy.This study presents a novel radar-based framework for non-contact motor imbalance detection using 24 GHz continuous-wave radar.A dataset of 1802 experimental trials was sourced,covering four imbalance levels(0,10,20,30 g)across varying motor speeds(500–1500 rpm)and load torques(0–3 Nm).Dual-channel in-phase and quadrature radar signals were captured at 10,000 samples per second for 30-s intervals,preserving both amplitude and phase information for analysis.A multi-domain feature extraction methodology captured imbalance signatures in time,frequency,and complex signal domains.From 65 initial features,statistical analysis using Kruskal–Wallis tests identified significant descriptors,and recursive feature elimination with Random Forest reduced the feature set to 20 dimensions,achieving 69%dimensionality reduction without loss of performance.Six machine learning algorithms,Random Forest,Extra Trees Classifier,Extreme Gradient Boosting,Categorical Boosting,Support Vector Machine with radial basis function kernel,and k-Nearest Neighbors were evaluated with grid-search hyperparameter optimization and five-fold cross-validation.The Extra Trees Classifier achieved the best performance with 98.52%test accuracy,98%cross-validation accuracy,and minimal variance,maintaining per-class precision and recall above 97%.Its superior performance is attributed to its randomized split selection and full bootstrapping strategy,which reduce variance and overfitting while effectively capturing the nonlinear feature interactions and non-normal distributions present in the dataset.The model’s average inference time of 70 ms enables near real-time deployment.Comparative analysis demonstrates that the radar-based framework matches or exceeds traditional contact-based methods while eliminating their inherent limitations,providing a robust,scalable,and noninvasive solution for industrial motor condition monitoring,particularly in hazardous or space-constrained environments.
