Knowledge based resource management for multifunction radar基于知识的多功能雷达资源管理.pdfVIP

[Sergio Miranda, Chris Baker, Karl Woodbridge, and Hugh Griffiths] © EYEWIRE Knowledge-Based Resource Management for Multifunction Radar A look at scheduling and task prioritization [ ] n recent years, phased array antenna technology has been decisions as to what and how radar resources are to be allocated maturing rapidly, and this form of transduction is set to becomes vital to unleashing the full potential of a phased array become the norm in complex and advanced radar systems. system. This dynamic and interactive interplay between the set- Instantaneous, adaptive beam pointing enables the combi- ting of radar parameters to optimize the tasks to be carried out nation of functions such as tracking, surveillance, and and perception of environment highlights the role in which I weapons guidance, which previously were performed by sepa- knowledge and intelligence will be central in multifunction rate, dedicated individual radar systems. However, while being radar performance. For example, the system has to share its able to instantaneously and adaptively position and control the time between all the different types of functions that it has to beam has clear advantages, it also brings about a new set of perform. This means that in certain operating conditions, it may challenges. In particular, this form of radar is able to adapt its not have enough resources to perform all required tasks. In this parameters according to the way it perceives its environment. instance, a control system has to evaluate the allocation of Thus, the interpretation of radar backscatter and the subsequent resources to provide the best solution. The radar resource