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Fully 3GPP-Compatible Long-Range Sensing for LEO-ISAC: A Window-Grid Processing Framework
This paper addresses the long-range sensing problem in bistatic low-Earth-orbit integrated sensing and communication (LEO-ISAC) systems. Conventional OFDM-based sensing schemes fail in LEO-ISAC due to excessive propagation delays, which cause cross-symbol misalignment and unequal signal durations. W
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