Using an Equivalence-Based Approach to Derive 2-D Spectrum of BiSAR Data and Implementation Into an RDA Processor
Using an Equivalence-Based Approach to Derive 2-D Spectrum of BiSAR Data and Implementation Into an RDA Processor
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使用基于等价的方法导出 BiSAR 数据的二维频谱并在 RDA 处理器中实现
DOI:
10.1109/tgrs.2020.3011420
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发表时间:
2021
影响因子:
8.2
通讯作者:
Han Liang
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作者:
Xiong Tao;Li Yachao;Li Qi;Wu Ke;Zhang Lili;Zhang Yingxian;Mao Shasha;Han Liang
An equivalent range equation with a monostatic equivalent component and a bistatic synthetic aperture radar (BiSAR) compensation component was proposed. There were five monostatic equivalent parameters (MEPs) in the both components. With the MEPs, a BiSAR range equation can be expressed in a form similar to the monostatic SAR (MoSAR) expression. Then, by using the range equation and the principle of stationary phase (POSP), we analytically derive the 2-D spectrum of a point target, and this 2-D spectrum is implemented into the range Doppler algorithm (RDA) that processes the translational invariant (TI) BiSAR data. In our RDA, spatially variant range cell migration (RCM) correction and azimuth compression (AC), both of which are related to the spatially variant MEPs, are required to focus all targets in the whole scene of different range cells. Simulations under a wide range of imaging parameters are conducted to assess the equivalent range equation and the 2-D spectrums. Satisfactory results are obtained. In addition, traditional methods for motion compensation can be directly applied to our equivalent range equation. Finally, the RDA is evaluated through the analysis of acquired raw BiSAR data. Well-focused images are obtained. Therefore, the proposed equivalent range equation, derived 2-D spectrum, and RDA have been validated for forming imagery using raw BiSAR data.