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RADAR S AN D S E N S O R S
MIST Multi-Intelligence Simulation Technology, or MIST, is SRC’s solution to reducing risk in radar and sensor systems, architecture and algorithm development.
SRC, formerly Syracuse Research APPLI CATIONS
Corporation, is a leading supplier of MIST’s generic object-oriented high-performance, physics based architecture allows modeling a simulation and modeling tools for number of different radar applications. THE MIST TECHNOLOGY IS A the Department of Defense. SRC’s This includes simulations to detect MIST software is an affordable high COST-EFFECTIVE MEANS OF moving targets in airborne, ground fidelity, physics based radar simulation and space situations. MIST is also PREDICTING REAL-WORLD package that provides phase-coherent powerful enough for the reproduction SYSTEM PERFORMANCE. and time-domain in-phase and of high-resolution images of simulated quadrature simulated receiver output synthetic aperture radar models. In data that is MATLAB® compatible. addition, it is able to simulate the radio frequency environment for ground- Developed under the sponsorship of based, airborne or space-based the U.S. government, it is available for signals intelligence platform collection. use on other government-sponsored programs. The MIST software is used to simulate experiments and synthesize data for radio frequency systems, as well as data processing algorithms under development. The MIST technology is a cost-effective means of predicting real-world system performance without time consuming and costly hardware prototyping and data collection programs.
The simulation and modeling software
can be used for: • Space and airborne radar programs • Space and airborne sensor integration SRC's MIST technology • Multi-static and bistatic radars simulating • Adaptive processing techniques real-world radar system • Sensor development and testing performance.
The primary MIST output is a
MATLAB® compatible in-phase and quadrature sampled time-domain data stream that supports multi-phase center antennas with independent receiver channels. M I ST
REALISTIC, ERROR MODELS FOR RUN TIME ENVIRONMENT FEATURES
• Multi-channel receivers The MIST simulator runs in a networked PC environment: ulti-static M • User-supplied or synthesized sensor configuration antenna responses • Windows XP, TCP/IP network -- MIST is continually updated round-to-space sensor G to support the latest Windows MODERN SIGNAL & DATA and target dynamics operating system, including both PROCESSING METHODS 32- and 64-bit architectures • Range-Doppler and ensor and target dynamics S detection processing • Parallel-processing across multiple defined in a Satellite Tool Kit PCs with workload distribution by compatible file format • Space-time adaptive processing range cell clutter cancellation hase, polarization P • Distributed component • SAR processing sensitive processing object model objects provide interchangeable models of scenario components ultiple ground clutter M USER INTERFACE models with digital terrain MIST’s graphical user interface is a BELOW: Moving Target Detection - Air traffic elevation data and land Java-based application that uses control scenario highlighting a comparison of target use land cover terrain and detection on a conventional range-Doppler surface an object-orientated hierarchical with target detection on a space-time adaptive Doppler spreading processing, clutter-suppressed surface. approach for modular modeling of istatic target radar cross- B scene geometry, sensor platforms, section support sensor elements, targets, and ground clutter. ack ‘N’ Go button P packages all input files into BELOW: SAR - Image of the Chesapeake Bay area one .mzip file from an airborne SAR produced using MATLAB® processing of a MIST time-domain data stream.
BELOW: SIGINT Collector Modeling - MIST outputs
time-domain sampled data that can be processed to produce a “spectrum analyzer” or “oscilloscope” display, and evaluate time difference of arrival, or specific emitter identification processing techniques.