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    Area of Science:

    • Electrical Engineering
    • Signal Processing
    • Radar Systems

    Background:

    • Radar technology offers unique capabilities for detecting individuals in various scenarios.
    • Applications include homeland security, disaster rescue, and remote healthcare monitoring.
    • Ultra-wideband impulse radar is suitable for high-resolution sensing.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To investigate the detection of human macro-motion using ultra-wideband impulse radar.
    • To develop and validate signal processing techniques for enhanced motion detection.
    • To establish a robust method for identifying human movement signatures.

    Main Methods:

    • Frequency domain analysis to characterize macro-motion as a slow-time bandpass signal.
    • Proposed preprocessing techniques: Fast-Time Frequency Windowing (FTFW) to maintain range resolution and High-Pass Linear-phase Filter (HLF) to preserve motion signals.
    • Development of a threshold decision method utilizing an energy detector structure.

    Main Results:

    • Demonstrated that human macro-motion generates a distinct bandpass signal in the slow-time domain.
    • FTFW effectively avoids range measurement reduction during preprocessing.
    • HLF successfully preserves the essential characteristics of the motion signal.
    • The energy detector-based threshold method provides reliable detection outcomes.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed signal processing and detection methods are effective for human macro-motion detection with ultra-wideband impulse radar.
    • The techniques offer practical solutions for homeland security, disaster rescue, and healthcare monitoring.
    • This research advances the application of radar for vital signs monitoring and human activity recognition.