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Accessible Real-Time Surveillance Radar System for Object Detection
Seongha Park1, Yongho Kim1, Kyuhwan Lee2
1Mathematics and Computer Science Division, Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL 14003, USA.
Abstract:
As unmanned ground and aerial vehicles become more accessible and their usage covers a wider area of application, including for threatening purposes which can cause connected catastrophe, a surveillance system for the public places is being considered more essential to respond to those possible threats. We propose an inexpensive, lighter, safer, and smaller radar system than military-grade radar systems while keeping reasonable capability for use in monitoring public places. The paper details the iterative process on the system design and improvements with experiments to realize the system used for surveillance. The experiments show the practical use of the system and configuration for a better understanding of using the system. Cyber-physical systems for outdoor environments can benefit from the system as a sensor for sensing objects as well as monitoring.

