Our advanced Moving Target Indicator (MTI) technology empowers radar platforms—whether manned or unmanned—to detect and follow multiple slow or fast-moving targets over extensive areas with pinpoint precision.
What Is MTI Radar?
MTI radar systems use multiple onboard receive‑antennas and sophisticated algorithms to analyze Doppler shifts in radar returns. This enables discerning moving objects from fixed background clutter (trees, buildings, terrain) and consistently establishing geo‑accurate tracks in real time. As targets move, their locations are updated on overlays and imagery, generating accurate movement “tracks” on a geospatial map
MTI Key Advantages & Features
- Real-Time Moving‑Target Detection - By comparing phase and Doppler info between successive pulses, our MTI system filters out stationary clutter, highlighting only targets in motion
- Precision Geolocation - Multiple antennas yield accurate azimuth and range performance, enabling identification of exact target positions and tracking even within complex environments
- Continuous Multi-Target Tracking - Track numerous targets simultaneously. MTI generates real-time overlays on optical or satellite imagery, displaying moving objects’ paths and updates dynamically
Typical MTI Applications
- Intelligence Gathering & Military Surveillance
- Search & Rescue
- Counter‑Drug Trafficking
- Illegal Fishing Enforcement
Utilizing MTI within comprehensive ISR payloads equips operators to detect and respond effectively to moving threats in challenging environments.
MTI-Capable Radar Systems
IMSAR offers advanced radar systems with Moving Target Indicator (MTI) capabilities in multiple configurations. These systems are engineered for seamless integration with both manned and unmanned aircraft, providing flexible deployment options for a wide range of mission profiles.
MTI-Compatible Configurations:
NSP-2
NSP-3
NSP-5
NSP-7