ABSTRACT
The detection and recognition of marine targets can be improved by utilizing the micro-motion induced by ocean waves. However, distinguishing and tracking overlapping targets is challenging when multiple extended targets overlap in the range dimension of the radar echo. In this paper, we propose a multi-pulse delay conjugate multiplication and layered tracking (MDCM-LT) algorithm for micro-motion trajectory tracking. The MDCM method is first applied to obtain the conjugate phase from the radar echo, which enables high-precision micro-motion extraction and overlapping state identification of extended targets. Then, the LT algorithm is proposed to track the sparse scattering points belonging to different extended targets. In our simulation, the root mean square errors of the distance and velocity trajectories were better than 0.277 m and 0.016 m/s, respectively. Our results demonstrate that the proposed method has the potential to improve the precision and reliability of marine target detection through radar.
ABSTRACT
A transition-metal-free synthetic approach for constructing alkylated aryl tetrazoles has been developed using n-Bu4NI as the catalyst and t-BuOOH as the oxidant. It involves the direct C-N bond formation through sp(3) C-H activation. A wide range of benzylic C-H substrates (or alkyl ethers) and aryl tetrazoles undergo this reaction smoothly to deliver the corresponding products in good yields.
