11 November 2014 Synthetic aperture radar imaging based on blind efficient two-dimensional compressed sensing
Wentao Lv, Junfeng Wang, Wenxian Yu
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Abstract
An algorithm is presented for synthetic aperture radar imaging. This algorithm uses compressed sensing (CS) to reconstruct the image from the signal with low sampling rates in fast and slow times. First, a conventional algorithm is used to obtain the complex image of the target scene. Then, a greedy algorithm is applied to this complex image. It involves the peak search, the estimation of the scattering coefficient, and the removal of the complex image of the target point in each iteration. This algorithm, based on two-dimensional CS, fully utilizes the sparsity of the target scene. By applying the greedy algorithm to the complex image rather than the original signal and by limiting the peak search to a small set of pixels, this algorithm also greatly improves the computational efficiency. In addition, this algorithm is based on blind CS, that is the point spread function is estimated from the signal. This means that this algorithm applies even if the radar parameters are unknown.
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Wentao Lv, Junfeng Wang, and Wenxian Yu "Synthetic aperture radar imaging based on blind efficient two-dimensional compressed sensing," Journal of Applied Remote Sensing 8(1), 083521 (11 November 2014). https://doi.org/10.1117/1.JRS.8.083521
Published: 11 November 2014
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KEYWORDS
Detection and tracking algorithms

Synthetic aperture radar

Radar imaging

Point spread functions

Radar

Compressed sensing

Reconstruction algorithms

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