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13 June 2023 Efficient computation of superresolution methods for SAR imaging
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Abstract
While traditional Fourier methods of SAR imaging are well known in addition to being easy to implement, they have limitations in terms of quality, particularly with respect to speckle, scintillation, and side lobe artifacts. Methods of SAR imaging that have shown promise include superresolution methods like the Minimum Variance Method (MVM) and the Multiple Signal Classification (MUSIC) algorithm; however, these algorithms are computationally intense. Both algorithms require the estimation of a correlation matrix, and manipulations thereof, as well as computing the image spectrum through computation of a quadratic form for each image pixel. This paper presents an efficient method for estimating the correlation matrix and shows how the structure of the correlation matrix can be exploited to efficiently compute the aforementioned superresolution methods.
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Alex Batts and Brian Rigling "Efficient computation of superresolution methods for SAR imaging", Proc. SPIE 12520, Algorithms for Synthetic Aperture Radar Imagery XXX, 1252008 (13 June 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2665913
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KEYWORDS
Matrices

Synthetic aperture radar

Tunable filters

Signal filtering

Speckle

Autocorrelation

Super resolution

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