Ground Target Identification
Abstract
Ground Target Identification (GTID) technologies consist of (1) Compact Aided target recognition (ATR) and Sustainable Environments (CASE), an approach that focuses on tailoring algorithms to use small, efficient databases that are relatively affordable to generate and maintain; (2) Passive Radio-frequency IDentification Environment (PRIDE), an effort to develop a bistatic synthetic aperture radar (SAR) ATR capability useful in a denied access environment; (3) Radio Identification (RID), an effort to develop methods (including machine learning and artificial intelligence algorithms) paired with advances in software defined radios to provide ground emitter ID to improve aircrew situational awareness; and (4) Kill-chain Weapon Integrated CID (KWIC), an effort that will use information from launched weapons through a back channel communication link to provide CID from within the hot battlespace. (5) Exploration of sensor feature extraction for use within the Joint Multiplatform Advanced Combat Identification (JMAC) architecture.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Accomplishment
- Publication Date
- Oct 01, 2024
- Source ID
- f7831084e2c4a77d44b494481702df4b