Adaptive OFDM waveform design for spatio-temporal-sparsity exploited STAP radar
2.6 Conclusions
decorrelation effect, we observed almost 5.5 dB improvement in detection perfor- mance forzðIÞT and approximately 6 dB forzðIIÞT whenPD ¼0:5. On the other hand, when temporal decorrelation was present, the detection performance was improved by approximately 3 dB for both the targets atPD ¼0:5.
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