Imaging method for acceleratedly factorized back-projection bunching synthetic aperture radar

Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of the synthetic aperture radar imaging technology, and particularly relates to an imaging method for an acceleratedly factorized back-projection bunching synthetic aperture radar. The imaging method for the acceleratedly factorized back-projection bunching synthetic aperture radar includes the following steps that platform motion is used for forming a synthetic aperture, the center of the aperture is used as the original point to build a polar coordinate system (r, theta), and the whole aperture is divided into N0 isometric sub-apertures; it is set that alpha is equal to sin theta, and an impulse response function of a pixel point at the position of (rp, theta) corresponding to the uth sub-aperture is expressed as I (u) (alpha)=I (u) (rp, alpha); a two-dimensional wave number variable is defined; a two-dimensional wave number spectrum corresponding to the uth sub-aperture is obtained; according to two-dimensional wave number spectra corresponding to distance wave numbers, two-dimensional wave number spectra corresponding to all the sub-apertures are spliced in the azimuth direction, and one-dimensional wave number spectra corresponding to the distance wave numbers are obtained; then the one-dimensional wave number spectra corresponding to the distance wave numbers are spliced in the distance direction, and a two-dimensional wave number spectrum of the whole aperture is obtained; two-dimensional Fourier transformation is conducted on the two-dimensional wave number spectrum of the whole aperture, and a full spatial resolution image under the polar coordinate system is obtained.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imaging, and in particular relates to an imaging method for accelerated decomposition and backward projection beamforming synthetic aperture radar, which can be used for an airborne or spaceborne SAR imaging processing platform, and is suitable for nonlinear flight paths, large Strabismus and other complex imaging occasions. Background technique [0002] The back-projection (BP) method in time domain realizes the continuous accumulation of the energy of each pixel on the imaging grid through the integration along the slant distance history (called BP integration), which is an accurate spotlight SAR imaging algorithm. The time-domain back-projection method ideally solves the coupling problem of distance and azimuth, and is suitable for image reconstruction under complex imaging geometries such as large coherent accumulation angles or nonlinear flight paths, and the focused im...

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However, two-dimensional (point-by-point) interpolation to achieve image fusion will cause two main problems: 1) The interpolation operation will inevitably introduce errors, and the errors will continue to accumulate and amplify as the recursive fusion proceeds, eventually causing image quality degradation. loss; 2) 2D interpolation is a very time-consuming part of the fast factorization backprojection method

When the number of apertures divided in the initial stage is small, the interpolation error accumulated by image recursive fusion is small, and the image quality is improved accordingly, but the corresponding calculation efficiency is reduced; and when the number of apertures divided in the initial stage is large, the number of image recursive fusion increases, the accumulated interpolation error is larger, and the image quality decreases accordingly

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