Ionized layer time-dependent effect impact determining method for GEOSAR orientation imaging
An ionospheric and imaging technology, which is applied in the cross-field of aerospace and microwave remote sensing, can solve the problems of azimuth imaging quality degradation, non-detection, and reduced coherence of GEOSAR echo signals.
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[0027] The method provided by the present invention will be described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0028] figure 1 The time-varying effect of the ionosphere in the GEOSAR azimuth imaging provided by the present invention affects the decision flow chart, which is divided into four steps in total. Taking GEOSAR system parameters as input, the first step: for any target point P in the observation scene, calculate its synthetic aperture center time t 0 The coordinates of the ionospheric piercing point Step 2: Use the online IRI model to obtain the azimuth slow time t n The ionosphere at the coordinates of the puncture point at time Step 3: Get what you got Perform polynomial fitting to obtain the first-order component coefficient k 1 The value of and the second-order component coefficient k 2 The value of; the fourth step: judge k 1 and k 2 and the size of the threshold value to obtain the judgment result.
[0029] figure 2 It is a...
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