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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 12, 2010
Filed:
Aug. 02, 2005
Adrian Britton, Malvern, GB;
Michael Andrew Evans, Malvern, GB;
Carol Anne Evans, Legal Representative, Malvern, GB;
Adrian Thomas Shalley, Malvern, GB;
Samantha Jane Lycett, Malvern, GB;
Iain Baird Smith, East Lothian, GB;
Adrian Britton, Malvern, GB;
Michael Andrew Evans, Malvern, GB;
Carol Anne Evans, legal representative, Malvern, GB;
Adrian Thomas Shalley, Malvern, GB;
Samantha Jane Lycett, Malvern, GB;
Iain Baird Smith, East Lothian, GB;
Qinetiq Limited, , GB;
Abstract
A method of detecting a target in a scene comprises the steps of generating a comparison of the value of data elements in first and second data sets, the data elements corresponding to returns from the same part of the scene and setting a detection threshold value for the comparison so as to detect targets entering said that part of scene The method provides improved target detection in the presence of clutter.
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