RADAR Imaging to Develop an Enhanced Fog Vision System for Collision Avoidance
The scattering effect of light in fog improves the
difficulty in visibility thus introducing disturbances in transport
facilities in urban or industrial areas causing fatal accidents or public
harassments, therefore, developing an enhanced fog vision system
with radio wave to improvise the way outs of these severe problems
is really a big challenge for researchers. Series of experimental
studies already been done and more are in progress to know the
weather effect on radio frequencies for different ranges. According to
Rayleigh scattering Law, the propagating wavelength should be
greater than the diameter of the particle present in the penetrating
medium. Direct wave RF signal thus have high chance of failure to
work in such weather for detection of any object. Therefore an
extensive study was required to find suitable region in the RF band
that can help us in detecting objects with proper shape. This paper
produces some results on object detection using 912 MHz band with
successful detection of the persistence of any object coming under the
trajectory of a vehicle navigating in indoor and outdoor environment.
The developed images are finally transformed to video signal to
enable continuous monitoring.
[1] Stegeman, John J. & Solow, Andrew R. A Look Back at the London
Smog of 1952 and the Half Century Since; A Half Century Later:
Recollections of the London Fog (Environmental Health Perspectives,
Dec 2002).
[2] Greater London Authority. 50 Years On: The struggle for air quality in
London since the great smog of December 1952.
[3] John Nielsen, Killer Fog of '52 Thousands Died as Poisonous Air
Smothered London (National Public Radio).
[4] TOI, "Dense fog covers Delhi, Punjab, Haryana", IANS, Jan 21, 2010,
11.29am IST
[5] Hugh D. GriffithsÔÇá and Chris J. Baker Department of Electronic and
Electrical Engineering University College London, London, UK"
RADAR IMAGING FOR COMBATTING TERRORISM"
[6] Antoni Broquetas , Joseph Palau, Luis Jofre , Angel Cardama
"Spherical Wave Near-Field Imaging and Radar Cross-Section
Measurement".
[7] Yoshimitsu Aoki and Masaki Sakai" Human and Object Detection in
smoke-filled space using millimeter wave radar based measurement".
[8] A. K. Andrews, R. S. Hudson and D. Psaltis "Optical-radar imaging of
scale models for studies in asteroid astronomy".
[9] Allan R. Hunt et.al, "Image formation through walls using a distributed
radar sensor network".
[1] Stegeman, John J. & Solow, Andrew R. A Look Back at the London
Smog of 1952 and the Half Century Since; A Half Century Later:
Recollections of the London Fog (Environmental Health Perspectives,
Dec 2002).
[2] Greater London Authority. 50 Years On: The struggle for air quality in
London since the great smog of December 1952.
[3] John Nielsen, Killer Fog of '52 Thousands Died as Poisonous Air
Smothered London (National Public Radio).
[4] TOI, "Dense fog covers Delhi, Punjab, Haryana", IANS, Jan 21, 2010,
11.29am IST
[5] Hugh D. GriffithsÔÇá and Chris J. Baker Department of Electronic and
Electrical Engineering University College London, London, UK"
RADAR IMAGING FOR COMBATTING TERRORISM"
[6] Antoni Broquetas , Joseph Palau, Luis Jofre , Angel Cardama
"Spherical Wave Near-Field Imaging and Radar Cross-Section
Measurement".
[7] Yoshimitsu Aoki and Masaki Sakai" Human and Object Detection in
smoke-filled space using millimeter wave radar based measurement".
[8] A. K. Andrews, R. S. Hudson and D. Psaltis "Optical-radar imaging of
scale models for studies in asteroid astronomy".
[9] Allan R. Hunt et.al, "Image formation through walls using a distributed
radar sensor network".
@article{"International Journal of Electrical, Electronic and Communication Sciences:58003", author = "Saswata Chakraborty and R.P.Chatterjee and S. Majumder and Anup Kr. Bhattacharjee", title = "RADAR Imaging to Develop an Enhanced Fog Vision System for Collision Avoidance", abstract = "The scattering effect of light in fog improves the
difficulty in visibility thus introducing disturbances in transport
facilities in urban or industrial areas causing fatal accidents or public
harassments, therefore, developing an enhanced fog vision system
with radio wave to improvise the way outs of these severe problems
is really a big challenge for researchers. Series of experimental
studies already been done and more are in progress to know the
weather effect on radio frequencies for different ranges. According to
Rayleigh scattering Law, the propagating wavelength should be
greater than the diameter of the particle present in the penetrating
medium. Direct wave RF signal thus have high chance of failure to
work in such weather for detection of any object. Therefore an
extensive study was required to find suitable region in the RF band
that can help us in detecting objects with proper shape. This paper
produces some results on object detection using 912 MHz band with
successful detection of the persistence of any object coming under the
trajectory of a vehicle navigating in indoor and outdoor environment.
The developed images are finally transformed to video signal to
enable continuous monitoring.", keywords = "RADAR Imaging, Fog vision system, Objectdetection, Jpeg to Mpeg conversion", volume = "4", number = "6", pages = "963-5", }