Sensors Combinations as a Key for Effective Air Defence

The article focuses on the problem of aerial objects detection using various sensors and methods from the surface based air defence (SBAD) point of view. With the help of simulations it also proposes an optimal combination of active and passive radar and EO systems to ensure an adequate coverage of the Czech Republic. The analysis shows that the simulation of appropriate placement of sensors and their fusion can be beneficial not only for the real deployment phase but also for the better utilization of all the capabilities. The results of the simulations provide valuable insights for real deployment of sensors and SBAD assets, thus contributing to effective detection and protection of the Czech Republic's airspace. The article also contains number of pictures from the simulations of air strikes against selected objects in a simulation environment, where the possibilities of detection of air targets and the effectiveness of different sensor combinations are analyzed, including visualizations of radar coverage. Calculations of detection probabilities and effectiveness are also included. The aim is to show that there is no “silver bullet” solution and the choice of proper solution is usually use-case sensitive.

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2024-12-04
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https://doi.org/10.1109/me61309.2024.10789705
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Advanced Measurement and Detection Methods
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Sensors Combinations as a Key for Effective Air Defence

Josef Časar, Vilém Hanuš, Petr Řehák
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Sensors Combinations as a Key for Effective Air Defence

Josef Časar, Vilém Hanuš, Petr Řehák
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Abstract

The article focuses on the problem of aerial objects detection using various sensors and methods from the surface based air defence (SBAD) point of view. With the help of simulations it also proposes an optimal combination of active and passive radar and EO systems to ensure an adequate coverage of the Czech Republic. The analysis shows that the simulation of appropriate placement of sensors and their fusion can be beneficial not only for the real deployment phase but also for the better utilization of all the capabilities. The results of the simulations provide valuable insights for real deployment of sensors and SBAD assets, thus contributing to effective detection and protection of the Czech Republic's airspace. The article also contains number of pictures from the simulations of air strikes against selected objects in a simulation environment, where the possibilities of detection of air targets and the effectiveness of different sensor combinations are analyzed, including visualizations of radar coverage. Calculations of detection probabilities and effectiveness are also included. The aim is to show that there is no “silver bullet” solution and the choice of proper solution is usually use-case sensitive.

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