This report presents algorithms that can be utilized in a GPS receiver to convert satellite-to-receiver pseudo-ranges to receiver position estimates. The report discusses a method that is used to determine instantaneous estimates of receiver position and then goes on to develop three Kalman filter based estimators, which use stationary receiver, low dynamics, and high dynamics models for the receiver motion, respectively.

Recently, a novel tilted-wire' scatterer model has been developed that can provide an accurate and sparse representation of radar returns from such objects. Following a literature review on compressed sensing algorithms, covering both greedy and lp minimisation methods (0 < p ≤ 1), the report focuses on a comparative study of various greedy pursuit algorithms, using both simulated and real radar data, with a particular emphasis on the use of the tilted-wire scatterer model.

Studies investigating the operational performance of the system for surveillance of Space and the contribution it could make to the Space situational awareness mission used the System Kit Tools to develop and model of the AN/FPQ-14 C-Band radar.

In the maritime environment, radar detection unavoidably needs to deal with unwanted signals, primarily sea clutter (echoes from the sea surface). This report focuses on the non-coherent detection of Gaussian targets (Swerling II targets) in the compound K-distributed clutter environment.

This report describes a methodology for evaluating and choosing between competing clustering algorithms.

This report focuses on understanding the characteristics of sea-spikes as they are often the cause of false detections in a radar processor.