Open AccessDevelopment of methods for determining the coordinates of firing positions of roving mortars by a network of counter-battery radars
Author(s) -
Hennadii Khudov,
Iryna Yuzova,
Bohdan Lisohorskyi,
Yuriy Solomonenko,
Serhii Mykus,
Artem Irkha,
Volodymyr Onishchuk,
S. Sukonko,
Galina Semiv,
Semen V. Bondarenko
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
eureka, physics and engineering./eureka, physics and engineering
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2461-4262
pISSN - 2461-4254
DOI - 10.21303/2461-4262.2021.001821
Subject(s) - battery (electricity) , artillery , computer science , radar , simulation , telecommunications , artificial intelligence , physics , power (physics) , quantum mechanics
The mathematical formulation of the problem of determining the coordinates of targets in the network of counter-battery radars is formulated. It has been established that the problem of estimating the coordinates of targets in the network of counter-battery radars for an excessive number of estimates of primary coordinates should be considered as a statistical problem. The method for determining the coordinates of the firing positions of roving mortars has been improved, in which, in contrast to the known ones, the coordinates of targets on the flight trajectory are coordinated with space and time and the information is processed by a network of counter-battery radars. The developed simulation mathematical model for determining the coordinates of the firing positions of roving mortars by a network of counter-battery radars. Simulation modeling of the method for determining the coordinates of the firing positions of roving mortars by a network of counter-battery radars has been carried out. It has been established that the use of a network of radars makes it possible to increase the accuracy of determining the coordinates of the firing means on average from 23 % to 71 %, depending on the number of counter-battery radars in the network. It has also been found that the appropriate number of counter-battery warfare radars in the network is three or four. A further increase in the number of counter-battery warfare radars in the network does not lead to a significant increase in the accuracy of determining the coordinates of artillery and mortar firing positions. In carrying out further research, it is necessary to develop a method for the spatial separation of elements of a group of targets and interfering objects by a network of counter-battery warfare radars