This paper presents a new non-adaptive quasi-optimal approach for temporal-spatial 2-D signal processing. A temporal canceller is used to cancell the mainlobe clutter which has the same direction as target
and a spatial canceller is used to cancell some side-lobe clutter which has the same Doppler frequency as target. Then the other clutter is filtrated by temporal and spatial filters. Compared with other approaches
this one involves the smallest computation
and makes real-time processing possible
while the system performance is proximally optimal.