HFSWR Network Optimisation for Submarine Detection. Case Study - Baltic Sea

Recently the prospect of detecting submerged submarines with HF radar was explored and found to be feasible for realistic values of vessel type, speed and depth, sea surface conditions, radar frequency and scattering geometry. In this paper we use a particular water body – the Baltic Sea – to explore the dependence of wake signatures on radar siting and the associated problem of network optimisation..

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2025-05-21
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https://doi.org/10.23919/irs64527.2025.11046053
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Underwater Vehicles and Communication Systems
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HFSWR Network Optimisation for Submarine Detection. Case Study - Baltic Sea

Stuart Anderson
Underwater Vehicles and Communication Systems
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HFSWR Network Optimisation for Submarine Detection. Case Study - Baltic Sea

Stuart Anderson
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Recently the prospect of detecting submerged submarines with HF radar was explored and found to be feasible for realistic values of vessel type, speed and depth, sea surface conditions, radar frequency and scattering geometry. In this paper we use a particular water body – the Baltic Sea – to explore the dependence of wake signatures on radar siting and the associated problem of network optimisation..

University College London (GB)
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Underwater Vehicles and Communication Systems
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