  An intelligent radar resource management is an essential building block of
any modern radar system. The quality of service based resource allocation model
(Q-RAM) provides a framework for profound and quantifiable decision-making but
lacks a representation of inter-task dependencies that can e.g. arise for
tracking and synchronisation tasks. As a consequence, synchronisation is
usually performed in fixed non-optimal patterns. We present an extension of
Q-RAM which enables the resource allocation to consider complex inter-task
dependencies and can produce adaptive and intelligent synchronisation schemes.
The provided experimental results demonstrate a significant improvement over
traditional strategies.
