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17 November 1995 Radar imaging of earth surface through scattering atmosphere using regularization-based signal restoration methods
Yuri V. Shkvarko, Alexey S. Netjukhailo
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Abstract
In this paper we address a new approach to the remote sensing imaging problems for airborne/spaceborne radar/SAR imaging systems stated and treated as ill-posed inverse problems of restoring of extended object signals distorted in a random scattering medium. The developed approach is based on combining the Bayesian estimation technique for signal restoration problems with the constrained regularization method for the inversion of the signal formation operator of the stochastic data measurement channel. The model based fusion of diverse information on data, system and image properties enables us to conceptualize a system/problem-oriented formalism of a problem, and develop the robust numerical technique for earth surface imaging in the scattering atmosphere with an improved resolution and accuracy. Some computer simulation results are also provided to illustrate the proposed approach.
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Yuri V. Shkvarko and Alexey S. Netjukhailo "Radar imaging of earth surface through scattering atmosphere using regularization-based signal restoration methods", Proc. SPIE 2579, Image and Signal Processing for Remote Sensing II, (17 November 1995); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.226827
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KEYWORDS
Scattering

Stochastic processes

Imaging systems

Data modeling

Digital recording

Earth's atmosphere

Atmospheric modeling

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