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TV-Sparse Super-Resolution Method for Radar Forward-Looking Imaging
DOI:10.1109/TGRS.2020.2977719.png)
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Real-aperture radar can be utilized to realize forward-looking imaging by antenna scanning the imaging region. However, low azimuth resolution seriously affects its practical application. Although traditional super-resolution methods could enhance azimuth resolution to a certain extent, effective preservation of contour information for important targets still remains to be a problem. In this article, a method of total variation-sparse (TV-sparse) multiconstraint deconvolution is proposed to improve azimuth resolution of forward-looking imaging as well as preserve contour information of important targets. Since our interested targets usually appear to be sparse, the sparse constraint of the target is introduced first to achieve high resolution of forward-looking images, which may cause the loss of target contour information in the meantime. Second, total variation (TV) constraint is introduced based on the sparse constraint, converting traditional single-constraint super-resolution problem to a multiconstraint problem. We then use the split Bregman algorithm (SBA) to solve the multiconstraint problem, whose solution is the super-resolution image of radar forward-looking region. Compared with traditional super-resolution methods, the proposed method can improve the azimuth resolution of radar forward-looking imaging as well as better restore target contour information by adjusting respective weights of sparse constraint and TV constraint. Finally, the performance of the proposed method is validated with the simulation and measured data.
Keyword:
Radar imaging
Image resolution
Radar antennas
Azimuth
Signal resolution
Imaging
Deconvolution
radar imaging
sparse
super-resolution
total variation (TV)
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