Efficient and precise processing for squinted spotlight SAR through a modified stolt mapping

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Abstract

Processing of squinted SAR spotlight data is a challenge because of the significant range migration effects of the raw data over the coherent aperture time. Although in theory the (ω, k)-algorithm takes care of these aspects, its digital implementation requires a time-consuming interpolation step. Moreover, the limited precision of this interpolation can introduce distortions at the edges of the final image especially for squinted geometries. A wave number domain processing using a modified Stolt mapping will be developed and analyzed to enhance the quality of the final SAR image. Additionally, the proposed algorithm has a decreased computational load compared to the original (ω,k)-algorithm. Simulation results will validate the focusing and efficiency performances of the modified wave number domain algorithm.

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Vandewal, M., Speck, R., & Süß, H. (2007). Efficient and precise processing for squinted spotlight SAR through a modified stolt mapping. Eurasip Journal on Advances in Signal Processing, 2007. https://doi.org/10.1155/2007/59704

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