The capability of WiFi-based passive radar to detect, track and profile human targets in both indoor and outdoor environment has been widely demonstrated. This paper investigates the impact of the Beacon Interval (BI) on the passive radar performance. The results of a dedicated acquisition campaign show that both the detection capability and the localization accuracy progressively degrade as the BI increases due to both the reduction of the received beacons and to the intrinsic undersampling of the target motion. Limit values are suggested for practical applications.
Impact of beacon interval on the performance of WiFi-based passive radar against human targets
Carlo Bongioanni;
2018-01-01
Abstract
The capability of WiFi-based passive radar to detect, track and profile human targets in both indoor and outdoor environment has been widely demonstrated. This paper investigates the impact of the Beacon Interval (BI) on the passive radar performance. The results of a dedicated acquisition campaign show that both the detection capability and the localization accuracy progressively degrade as the BI increases due to both the reduction of the received beacons and to the intrinsic undersampling of the target motion. Limit values are suggested for practical applications.File in questo prodotto:
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