Special Session 6  会议特别专题 6

Frontiers of Electronic Reconnaissance Signal Processing Technology

Description: Electronic reconnaissance signal processing has always faced challenges such as dynamic, complex electromagnetic environments and unknown target threats. This topic mainly showcases the current cutting-edge research in signal processing from the perspective of technological development, focusing on how to quickly respond to these challenges using recent deep learning technologies, radio frequency learning technologies, and embodied intelligence technologies to achieve systems with cognitive characteristics.

Session organizer
Prof. Heng Chai, 723rd Research Institute of China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC), China

The topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
▪ New method for signal sorting
▪ New method to process AESA Radar
▪ New method for SEI (specific emitter identification)
▪ Exploration of Radar Signal Behavior Recognition
▪ RF learning
▪ Embodied intelligence technologies in Electronic reconnaissance signal processing

Submission method
Submit your Full Paper (no less than 4 pages with two colums) or your paper abstract-without publication (200-400 words) via Online Submission System, then choose Special Session 6 (Frontiers of Electronic Reconnaissance Signal Processing Technology)
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Introduction of Session organizer

Prof. Heng Chai, 723rd Research Institute of China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC), China

Chai Heng graduated from Harbin Engineering University in 2009, majoring in signal processing from the School of Underwater Acoustic Engineering. He is currently working in the 723rd Research Institute of China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC). His main research interests are intrapulse modulation recognition, Specific Emitter Identification, and application of machine learning methods. He has published more than 10 papers in core journals at home and abroad, authorized more than 10 patents, served as the technical leader of a number of topics, and won one second prize and one third prize of provincial and ministerial scientific and technological progress.