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Synopsis
This aspect of communications electronic warfare consists primarily of determining the presence of signals at particular frequencies and determining whether or not they are targets. Poisel, a senior engineering fellow at Raytheon Missile Systems, explains the science behind this discipline, including the deterministic and stochastic signal processes and their detection. He describes target search methods and testing for signal detection, estimating spectrum and target parameters, artificial reasoning for target identification, and resource allocation. The appendices describe Lagrange multipliers and convex functions. Each chapter includes references. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR