Integrated Sensing and Communication Enabled Multiple Base Stations
Integrated sensing and communication (ISAC) exhibits notable potential for sensing the unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), facilitating real-time monitoring of UAV
In contrast, our multi-base station cooperative approach achieves distributed sensing with real-time fusion capabilities, enabling comprehensive coverage and rapid response times suitable for dynamic aerial surveillance scenarios. Table 2. Technical comparison of different sensing approaches.
Abstract: The collaborative sensing of multiple Integrated sensing and communication (ISAC) base stations is one of the important technologies to achieve intelligent transportation. Interference elimination between ISAC base stations is the prerequisite for realizing collaborative sensing.
Each base station operates with integrated sensing and communication functionalities, enhancing the overall system's capability to detect small and fast-moving objects, including UAVs. The following Table 5 summarizes the key parameters used in the experiments.
By incorporating multiple base stations into a unified network, the system can achieve a much higher level of detection accuracy and coverage, as base stations share and process data collaboratively. 3.2. Fusion of Data and Signals from Multiple ISAC BSs
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