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              DIGITAL 
              SIGNAL PROCESSING No.1-2012 
               
              60 ANNIVERSARY Of the Ryazan Radio-Engineering University 
               
              In edition:  
               
              - digital filtering; 
              - multi-criterion synthesis; 
              - spectral analysis; 
              - noiseless coding; 
              - image processing; 
              - 
              radar imaging. 
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        S.N. Kirilov, S.N. Buzykanov 
        Methods of Multi-criterion Synthesis for Digital Signal Processing Algorithms 
         
         
        Methods of multi-criterion synthesis for digital signal processing algorithms 
        are considered. As an example the efficiency of using the above methods 
        is shown in digit filter and basis system synthesis contributing to a 
        higher accuracy and fast acting of digital signal processing. 
        S.N. Kirilov, e-mail: nich@rsreu.ru 
        S.N. Buzykanov: e-mail: BuzykanovS@mail.ru 
         
        B.A. Atayants, V.V. Ezerski, V.S. Parshin 
         Algorithms for Digital Signal Processing of a Level Gage Based on 
        Frequency Range Finder for Industrial Application 
      Basic principles 
        for constructing precise FM level gages designed for precise measuring 
        short and extremely short distances in industrial systems for automatic 
        control of technological processes are considered. Working conditions 
        are analyzed. Algorithms providing the appropriate level gage features 
        required in various working conditions are proposed.  
        V.V. Ezerski, e-mail: ezerski@yandex.ru 
         
        V.V. Zolotarev, G.N. Ovechkin 
        Improving Reliability of Data Transmission and Storage by Using 
        Multithreshold Methods for Decoding Noiseless Codes 
         
        Multithreshold algorithms for decoding selforthogonal noiseless codes 
        are considered. The paper presents the latest achievements in the field 
        of encoding and decoding binary codes used in various high-speed satellite 
        channels. New capabilities of symbol (non-binary) decoders of the same 
        type to be used in data storage systems are also discussed. The paper 
        gives a brief comparative analysis for performance characteristics of 
        multithreshold decoders and others, e.g. Viterbi decoder, turbo and low 
        density parity check (LDPC) code decoders as well as some error-correcting 
        methods for Reed-Solomon codes which appear to be much more sophisticated 
        than majority algorithms. 
        V.V. Zolotarev, e-mail: zolotasd@yandex.ru 
        G.N. Ovechkin, e-mai: g_ovechkin@mail.ru  
         
        P.V.Babayan 
        Determining the Objects Observed Against Non-Uniform Background with Image 
        Sensor Moving 
         
        The problem of determining objects observed by using video camera located 
        on a moving carrier is solved. Using statistical characteristics of the 
        error for estimating a background bias for calculating optimal threshold 
        values is a peculiar feature of a proposed algorithm for determining the 
        objects. 
        P.V.Babayan, e-mail: aitu@rsreu.ru  
         
        Yu.S. Bekhtin 
        Wavelet-Based Fusion of Noisy Multispectral Images Using Structure-Oriented 
        Trees 
         
        A new method of noisy multispectral image fusion based on analyzing structure-(space-) 
        oriented trees (SOT) of wavelet transformation is proposed. The resulting 
        high quality image is formed by using synthesized SOTs obtained after 
        comparing SOT wavelet coefficients for all images being fused. Simulating 
        results prove the advantage of the proposed method compared to familiar 
        approaches under PSNR and SSIM criteria. 
        Yu.S. Bekhtin, e-mail: yuri.bekhtin@yandex.ru  
         
        V.K. Klochko 
        Mathematical 
        Methods of Forming 3D Object Images in Onboard Imaging Systems 
         
        Methods and an algorithm to form 3D images of terrestrial surface and 
        objects in accordance with the observed data of onboard radar location 
        and radar thermal location stations (RLS and RLT) are proposed. 
        V.K. Klochko, e-mail: KlochkoVK@mail.ru   
         
        V.V. Eremeev 
        Current Trends of Analyzing and Improving the Quality of Aero-Space Imagery 
        for the Earth Surface 
         
        The results of the RSREU-based Scientific Research Institute for aerospace 
        imagery processing achieved for the last years in the field of estimating 
        and improving the quality of data for remote Earth probing are presented 
        (RSREU – Ryazan State Radio-Engineering University). 
        V.V. Eremeev, e-mail: foton@rsreu.ru  
         
        D.I. Popov 
        Acceleration of Nonrecursive Rejector Filter Transients 
         
        Using a state variable method a rejector filter (RF) is synthesized and 
        improved to accelerate transient process at clutter edge reception. Block 
        diagram of RF being reconstructed in transient regime is proposed. Analyzing 
        the efficiency of RF with a fixed structure compared to that of RF reconstructed 
        in transient regimes proves the essential efficiency increase of the latter. 
         
      Yu.N. Parshin, 
        A.V. Komissarov 
        MIMO Telecommunication System Capacity in Variable Spatial Radio Channel 
        Structure with Simulated Multipath Propagation 
         
        MIMO telecommunication system capacity using simulated multipath propagation 
        is analyzed. Spatial structure is optimized by a capacity maximum criterion. 
        Spatial coding of the signal transmitted is carried out by a beamforming 
        method. Signal power distribution in transmitting and receiving antennas 
        is performed by a “water-filling” principle. MIMO communication system 
        capacity with the account of mutual effect of receiving and transmitting 
        antenna elements is estimated. Yu.N. Parshin, e-mail: parshin.y.n@rsreu.ru 
         
        N.A. Andreev, V.V. Vityazev, G.N. Kolod’ko 
        Adaptive Multirate Trajectory Signal Processing in Solving Radar Imaging 
        Problems 
         
        Methods of designing a digital trajectory signal receiver and algorithms 
        for trajectory signal processing based on multirate and adaptive filtering 
        are considered. Trajectory signal model and block diagrams of a digital 
        receiver in the models of groundmapping selecting the terrestrial moving 
        objects are given. Application of multirate and adaptive filtering is 
        proved to be an effective means of solving radar imaging problems. 
        V.V. Vityazev, e-mail: vityazev.v.v@rsreu.ru 
          
        V.V. Androsov, V.V. Vityazev, S.V. Vityazev, E.D. Shershnev 
        Algorithms of Autofocusing Radar Images in Dynamic Trajectory Instabilities 
      Algorithms of autofocusing 
        radar images being synthesized in Doppler beam narrowing mode for helicopter 
        radar stations, providing maximum potential azimuth resolution increase 
        in dynamic trajectory instabilities are considered. Simulating the algorithms 
        for aperture synthesizing using a “blind” autofocusing (by trajectory 
        signal spectrogram) is given.  
        V.V. Vityazev, e-mail: vityazev.v.v@rsreu.ru 
         
         S.V. Kirilov, A.D. Tokar 
        Optimization of Digital Algorithm to Control Moving Object with Maneuvering 
        Antiaircraft Guidance 
         
        Digital algorithm to control a moving object providing an intensively 
        maneuvering antiaircraft guidance is analyzed. Homing the maneuvering 
        air targets is proved to decrease speeding up the control object (CO) 
        and missing the target by 20 to 30% and 5 to 10% respectively as compared 
        to a traditional method of proportional guidance with increasing the calculation 
        by 5 to 10%. 
        S.V. Kirilov, e-mail: nich@rsreu.ru 
        A.D. Tokar: e-mail arkadiitokar@mail.ru 
         
         M.B. Kagalenko 
        Accuracy of Harmonic Signal Frequency Estimation by the Method of Nonlinear 
        Least Squares 
         
        Asymptotic expressions for bias and variance of estimating harmonic signal 
        frequency with additive stationary Gaussian noise by the method of nonlinear 
        least squares are obtained. Unlike previously published results the expressions 
        presented in the paper are valid for frequency values within the whole 
        measurement interval including both near-zero and close to Kotelnikov 
        sampling frequency values. The estimation is in conformity with static 
        simulation results. 
        M.B. Kagalenko, e-mail: michael.kagalenko@gmail.com 
         
       
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