CN201548689U - Radar auxiliary system based on ship automatic identification system - Google Patents
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The utility model relates to the technical field of radar auxiliary designs, and in particular to a radar auxiliary system based on a ship automatic identification system. The radar auxiliary system comprises the ship automatic identification system AIS, a radar data processing host machine and a radar receiver, wherein the ship automatic identification system AIS is used for receiving ship information transmitted by ships and transmitting the received ship information to the radar data processing host machine, the ship automatic identification system AIS and the radar receiver are respectively electrically connected with the radar data processing host machine, and the ship automatic identification system AIS is electrically connected with the radar receiving processing host machine through a serial interface. The radar auxiliary system forms ship tracks, avoids cooperation ships going to sea, greatly saves cost, leads comparable ship track information to be relatively accurate and to be large in amount, brings convenience for checking radar property, corrects a receiving passage through information of the ship automatic identification system, and lays a foundation for follow-up radar signal processing.
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Technical Field
The utility model relates to a radar aided design technical field especially relates to a radar auxiliary system based on boats and ships automatic identification system.
Background
The Automatic Identification System (AIS) of the vessel is composed of shore-based (base station) facilities and shipborne equipment, and is a novel digital navigation aid System and equipment integrating network technology, modern communication technology, computer technology and electronic information display technology.
The Automatic Identification System (AIS) of the ship is developed by the enemy and my recognizer of the ship and airplane, and is matched with a Global Positioning System (GPS) to broadcast the ship position, ship speed, course rate and course and other ship dynamic static data combined with ship names, call signs, draught, dangerous goods and other ship static data to ships and shore stations in nearby water areas through Very High Frequency (VHF) channels, so that the adjacent ships and shore stations can timely master the dynamic and static information of all ships on nearby sea surfaces, and can immediately coordinate communication with each other, take necessary avoidance actions and greatly help the safety of the ships.
The high-frequency surface wave radar developed by Wuhan university radio wave propagation laboratory is a radar system for detecting ocean environment elements such as ocean surface wind, wave, flow field, low-speed moving target and the like, and the system adopts a linear frequency modulation pulse compression technology and a multi-channel receiving technology and obtains abundant ocean information by using an array signal processing technology. The accuracy of the relevant information detected by the radar is checked, and the relevant information recorded by the ship is compared with the information detected by the radar usually through matching of the ship with the target ship going out from the sea. This comparison is cost prohibitive and yields a small amount of information due to the large cost of the ship going to sea. The system is very suitable for auxiliary radar because the automatic ship identification system can obtain the flight path conveniently and accurately and has low cost.
The Digital Beam Forming (DBF) is to compensate the phase difference caused by the propagation path difference introduced by the sensors with different spatial positions in a digital mode, so that the signals of all paths are superposed in phase, the energy in the observation direction is received to the maximum, and the target signal detection in the specific direction is formed. The key to the implementation of the DBF processing technology is the amplitude and phase consistency among the channels and the stability of the channels themselves, and in practical applications, the errors among the channels are inevitable. Generally, the amplitude-phase error of a receiving channel is divided into two parts: one part is that the error of each receiving channel can change along with the change of environment, the fault of the assembly and the like, and the correction is needed when the computer is started every time; the other part is the channel error of each unit, which is mainly caused by the inconsistency of the antenna array. These errors, if not corrected, can severely degrade antenna pattern characteristics. The influence of the characteristic inconsistency among the channels on the array signal processing system is very large, so that the channel consistency is a precondition for the array signal processing.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
The utility model aims at providing a radar auxiliary system based on boats and ships automatic identification system to utilize radar auxiliary system to form ship navigation orbit, contrast, add and fuse with the data that the radar recorded, with the accuracy of inspection radar detection target and perfect target track.
In order to achieve the above purpose, the utility model adopts the following technical scheme:
a radar auxiliary system based on a ship automatic identification system comprises:
the system comprises an automatic ship identification system AIS, a radar data processing host and a radar receiver, wherein the automatic ship identification system AIS is used for receiving ship information transmitted by a ship and transmitting the received ship information to the radar data processing host, and the automatic ship identification system AIS and the radar receiver are respectively and electrically connected with the radar data processing host.
And the automatic identification system AIS of the ship is electrically connected with the radar data processing host through a serial interface.
The utility model has the advantages of it is following and positive effect:
1) the utility model forms the ship track, avoids the emergence of the cooperative ship, and greatly saves the cost;
2) the ship track information which can be used for comparison is more accurate and more in quantity, and the radar performance is convenient to test;
3) and correcting a receiving channel through the information of the automatic ship identification system, and making a foundation for subsequent radar signal processing.
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the system comprises a ship automatic identification system AIS (automatic identification system), a 2-radar data processing host and a 3-radar receiver.
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The invention will be further explained by the following specific embodiments with reference to the drawings:
the utility model provides a radar auxiliary system based on boats and ships automatic identification system specifically adopts following technical scheme, refers to fig. 1, include:
the system comprises an automatic ship identification system AIS1, a radar data processing host machine 2 and a radar receiver 3, wherein the automatic ship identification system AIS1 receives ship information transmitted by a ship and transmits the received ship information to the radar data processing host machine 2, and the radar receiver 3 transmits the received data to the radar data processing host machine 2;
the automatic ship identification system AIS1 is connected to the radar data processing host 2 through a serial interface, and the radar receiver 3 is electrically connected to the radar data processing host 2.
The utility model provides an obtained ship information of radar auxiliary system based on boats and ships automatic identification system is transmitted the ship information of code to radar data processing host computer 2 through serial interface by boats and ships automatic identification system 1, decodes coding information, resolves out the various information that the ship provided, and information type is many, mainly has: thirteen kinds of ship position report, base station report and channel management, etc., the length bit number (binary digit) of the report is from 168 bits to 1192 bits; the ship position report comprises: information identification code (6 bits), user identification code (30 bits, MMSI code), navigation state (4 bits, 0 being in navigation, 1 being anchored, 2 being not instructed, 3 being limited in flexibility), longitude (28 bits, 1/10000 points, ± 180 degrees, east +, west-), latitude (27 bits, 1/10000 points, ± 90, north +, south-) and the like, and the total is represented by 168 bits.
The utility model discloses combine boats and ships static data show such as the ship position, the ship speed, change course rate and course of ship dynamic information such as ship name, call sign, draft and dangerous goods to save these information in microcomputer system, in order to look up and use. The method is characterized in that the track formation of the ship is mainly realized through a user identification code and longitude and latitude information, the user identification code number is unique globally, so that the information sent by the same user identification code number is considered to be the information sent by the same ship, longitude and latitude points of the ship are extracted and marked on an electronic map consistent with geographic information, the positions of the same ship are connected to form a track, the current target longitude and latitude points are distinguished from the track color to display the trend of the ship, and the ship is visually displayed and used for comparing, adding or fusing radar data.
The utility model provides a radar auxiliary system based on boats and ships automatic identification system carries out the receiving channel calibration, realizes through following step:
1. converting geodetic coordinates of a target obtained by an automatic ship identification system into radar coordinates, namely distance, azimuth and radial speed;
2. matching possible target points detected by the radar with the target points, wherein the matching principle is that the distance and the radial speed are the same;
3. and obtaining the direction of the matching point by using an automatic ship identification system, and calibrating the channel according to the direction.
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1. A radar auxiliary system based on a ship automatic identification system is characterized by comprising:
the automatic identification system of boats and ships AIS (1), radar data processing host computer (2), radar receiver (3), automatic identification system of boats and ships AIS (1) is used for receiving the boats and ships information of ship transmission to convey radar data processing host computer (2) with received ship information, automatic identification system of boats and ships AIS (1), radar receiver (3) are connected with radar data processing host computer (2) electricity respectively.
2. The radar assist system based on an automatic ship identification system according to claim 1, wherein:
the automatic ship identification system AIS (1) is electrically connected with the radar data processing host (2) through a serial interface.
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