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In order to reduce the probability of leakage and improve detection accuracy, multiple radar equipment is required to perform multiple detections on the same airspace. Due to the overlap of airspace, there are multiple local tracks reported by various radar equipment that belong to the same target. The local tracks reported by each radar require track fusion to form a system track, and track association is a prerequisite for track fusion. This paper proposes a multi-target and multi-sensor track association analysis method, which can distinguish whether local tracks come from the same target and associate local tracks with the same target, providing conditions for track fusion to form system tracks. This method divides track association into two steps: Coarse association and fine association, which greatly improves the accuracy of track association.
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