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Blackman[1] is a 1986 textbook that includes an example of a naval tracking application with observations every 90 minutes. It was obvious to me that the observ
by JohnCClarke 2y ago
Blackman[1] is a 1986 textbook that includes an example of a naval tracking application with observations every 90 minutes. It was obvious to me that the observations were satellite based and TIL they must have come from this system.
It's an excellent book. Used it heavily during my PhD.
[1] https://uk.artechhouse.com/Multiple-Target-Tracking-with-Radar-Applications-P237.aspx https://uk.artechhouse.com/Multiple-Target-Tracking-with-Rad...
- sandworm101 2y agoOr, the sensors were on the surface and a sat was being used to collect and communicate what they were hearing. A few fixed listening stations, communicating only up to sats, would have had advantages.