Abstract

The study of sea clutter reflectivity plays an important role in radar performance evaluations in the military industry. The industrial bodies are trying to apply the sea clutter intelligent processing technology to the radar system with the form of Internet of Things and Industry 4.0. Many sea clutter reflectivity models that have been proposed are difficult to fully adapt to the surrounding seas and different radar systems in China. This article proposes a model named multi-source input neural network (MSINN) sea clutter model using sea clutter collected by ultra high frequency (UHF) radar. In order to prepare sea clutter reflectivity data for training MSINN, the radar continuously collects sea clutter containing various disturbances. In the face of the challenges of preprocessing and storage of measured sea clutter big data, this article proposes a sea clutter preprocessing scheme based on yolov3-tiny model. Experimental results show that the average detection precision of test sea clutter Range-Pulse (RP) images is 75.3% and the effective region extraction time of sea clutter RP image is 0.003642 s, which can meet the requirement of real-time detection and data requirement of predicting sea clutter reflectivity based on MSINN. Compared with the traditional empirical model, the average prediction error of sea clutter reflectivity based on MSINN is 1.82 dB, which improves the prediction accuracy and is more suitable for the Yellow Sea in China.

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