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Duration: 13:50 to 17:40 Room G105<br />

W22 (EuRAD)<br />

Cognitive Radar Resources Management<br />

Organizers:<br />

Peter Moo, DRDC, Canada<br />

Frédéric Barbaresco, Thales Air Systems, France<br />

William Dawber, Qinetiq, UK<br />

Chris Baker, Ohio State University, USA<br />

Alexander Charlish, FKIE, Germany<br />

Abstract<br />

Radar Sensors are now more and more integrated in complex<br />

systems and information systems. This trend aims at implementing<br />

more coherent, efficient, and reactive processes. Nevertheless,<br />

their development involves suitable evolutions in radar resources<br />

management concepts. On one hand, disparate data have to be<br />

efficiently managed from the observation to the decision level,<br />

taking into account all their specificities. On the other hand,<br />

information has to be obtained through a dynamical process of<br />

resource management, such that the whole system provides the<br />

best fitting with needs, environment and context. Obviously system<br />

design and control are major problems in term of autonomy of<br />

radar sensors and interactions between them, and they need<br />

individual and collective behavior optimization.<br />

This workshop deals with Dynamic Multifunction and Multi-mission<br />

Radar Resources Management (RRM), consisting in waveforms and<br />

dwells space-time resources allocation and scheduling, for better<br />

adaptation to the environment and to tactical situations/threats.<br />

To optimize the Radar Time Budget, the RRM shares and allocates<br />

resources between functions (Search, Confirmation, Active Track,<br />

Re-Acquisition, NCTR…) taking into account simultaneously time<br />

constraints and priority constraints to find the optimal use of radar<br />

capability in an autonomous or collaborative way of functioning.<br />

The purpose of the workshop is to build a prospective view<br />

of this particularly large but emergent thematic, considering<br />

methodological aspects as well as application potential for ground,<br />

naval and airborne platforms.<br />

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WORKSHOPS AND SHORT COURSES - <strong>FRIDAY</strong><br />

Programme<br />

13:50–14:30 Cognitive & Dynamic Multi-Function /<br />

Mission Radar Resources<br />

Management<br />

Frédéric Barbaresco, Thales Air Systems, France<br />

14:30–15:10 Coordinated scheduling for<br />

networked radars<br />

Peter Moo, DRDC, Canada<br />

15:10–15:30 Environmentally Aware Phased<br />

Array Radar<br />

William Dawber, Qinetiq, UK (1st Part)<br />

15:30–16:00 Coffee Break<br />

16:00–16:20 Environmentally Aware Phased<br />

Array Radar<br />

William Dawber, Qinetiq, UK (2nd part)<br />

16:20–17:00 Soft Decision Making for Radar<br />

Resources Management<br />

Chris Baker, Ohio State University, USA<br />

17:00–17:40 Radar resources management using<br />

economic paradigms in agent systems<br />

Alexander Charlish, FKIE, Germany

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