Granulometries and pattern spectra for radar signals

Authors:
Jean-F. Rivest
Affiliations:
Defence R& D Canada, 3701 Caring Avenue, Ottawa, Canada K1A 0Z4
Venue:
Signal Processing
Year:
2006

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Abstract

Granulometries and pattern spectra are morphological tools used to obtain size distributions in images. This paper presents the application of these techniques to radar signals. It uses a new approach which is more appropriate for RF signals than the classical approach. It uses complex openings, closings and power measurements instead of the usual gray-tone operators and the Lebesgue measure. Examples for simulated and real radar signals are given.