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LDO-ID 2021-02-15-01

Title Cognitive Radar

Abstract

Cognitive radar differs from traditional as well as active phased array radar by virtue of the following capability: the development of rules of behavior in a self-organized manner through a process called learning from experience that results from continued interactions with the environment. It follows therefore for a radar system to be cognitive in the true sense of the word, it must embody all the four functional blocks of cognition according to Fuster’s vision: perception–action cycle, memory, attention, and intelligence. Are these ideas applicable to radar? This is the issue that the paper aims to address.

Authors Farina Alfonso, Timmoneri Luca

Type Paper for Seminar/Symposium/Conference

Media NIF21 - NATO Industry Forum (11 March 2021, Online Only)

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Anno 2021