In this paper, drone detection and tracking based on phase-interferometry are investigated. Data collected by a simple dual-channel Doppler radar is used for implementing the joint range-Doppler-azimuth processing. Experimental results show that micro drones can be detected and tracked by applying the joint range-Doppler-azimuth processing. Features extracted from the range-Doppler-azimuth domain can be used to identify drones.
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