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DSTO-GD-0210traversed in an anticlockwise sense (looking into the z-axis towards the origin). Speedand rotation rate are related byInstantaneous Tangential SpeedRotation Rate =RadiusInduced motion only applies to the target and refers to the roll, pitch and yaw inducedon the target due to forces by the sea on ships and to a lesser extent by the air onaircraft.11.2.2 Using this windowTo describe the radar or target dynamics:1. Select Scenario Setup from the Window menu on the Display Panelwindow. Wait for the Scenario Setup window to appear (left side of Figure17).Figure 17: The Scenario Setup window and the same showing the Induced Motion menu.2. To specify the radar as stationary, in linear motion or circular motion select thecorresponding option from the <strong>Radar</strong> Motion popup menu. A new windowwill appear that will allow you to enter the specifics of the motion as describedabove. The three window types are shown in Figure 18.38
DSTO-GD-0210Figure 18: The Position, Linear Motion and Circular Motion windows.3. To specify the target as stationary, in linear motion or circular motion select thecorresponding option from the Target Motion popup menu. A newwindow will appear that will allow you to enter the specifics of the motion asdescribed above. These windows are functionally identical to those shown inFigure 18.4. To specify the induced motion for the target, select one of Sinusoidalmodel, SMP (User defined), SMP (pre-defined), or None from theInduced Motion popup menu. If the sinsusoidal model option is chosen, theInduced Motion window that appears (left side of Figure 19) will allow youto enter the amplitudes, periods and a phase offset for the roll, pitch or yaw ofthe target. Note that:39
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