Simultaneous range and radial velocity estimation with a single narrowband LFM pulse

The mismatch effect induced by the radial motion of a target is analyzed for linear frequency modulated （LFM） signals. Then, a novel integrated processing scheme is proposed to re- solve the delay-Doppler coupling effect in LFM pulse compression. Therefore the range and radial velocity of the target can be si- multaneously estimated with a narrowband LFM pulse. Finally, numerical simulation results demonstrate the effectiveness and good performance of the proposed method.

Robust Sensor Bias Estimation for Ill-Conditioned Scenarios

Sensor bias estimation is an inherent problem in multi-sensor data fusion systems. Classical methods such as the Generalized Least Squares （GLS） method can have numerical problems with ill-conditioned sets which are common in practical applications. This paper describes an azimuth-GLS method that provides a solution to the ill-conditioning problem while maintaining reasonable accuracy com- pared with the classical GLS method. The mean square error is given for both methods as a criterion to de- termine when to use this azimuth-GLS method. Furthermore, the separation boundary between the azi- muth-GLS favorable region and that of the GLS method is explicitly plotted. Extensive simulations show that the azimuth-GLS approach is preferable in most scenarios.

Topology Control Algorithm Using Fault-Tolerant 1-Spanner for Wireless Ad Hoc Networks

A fault-tolerant 1-spanner is used to preserve all the minimum energy paths after node failures to cope with fault-tolerant topology control problems in wireless ad hoc networks. A fault-tolerant 1-spanner is a graph such that the remaining graph after node failures will not only remain connected, but also have a stretch factor of one. The fault-tolerant 1-spanner is used in a localized and distributed topology control algorithm, named the k-Fault-Tolerant 1-Spanner （k-FT1S）, where each node constructs a minimum energy path tree for every local failed node set. This paper proves that the topology constructed by k-FT1S is a k-fault-tolerant 1-spanner that can tolerate up to k node failures, such that the remaining network after node failures preserves all the minimum energy paths of the remaining network gained from the initial network by removing the same failed nodes. Simulations show that the remaining network after removal of any k nodes still has the optimal energy efficiency and is competitive in terms of average logical degree, average physical degree, and average transmission radius.

Joint admission control algorithm in access network

To deal with long probing delay and inaccurate probing results in the endpoint admission control method,a joint local and end-to-end admission control algorithm is proposed,which introduces local probing of access net-work besides end-to-end probing.Through local probing,the algorithm accurately estimated the resource status of the access network.Simulation shows that this algorithm can improve admission control performance and reduce users’average waiting time when the access network is heavily loaded.