Radar Image Simulation

Holtzman, J. C.; Frost, Victor S.; Abbott, J. L.; Kaupp, V. H.

doi:10.1109/tge.1978.294587

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“…We acknowledge the strong support given by Oliver and his colleagues throughout the entire project. s0350 6.1.1 A Model for the Imaging of Urban Areas by SAR p1915 At the time of starting this project, there were two published studies in this area by Wohlers, Hsiao, Mendelsohn, and Gardner (1980) and Holtzman, Frost, Abbott, & Kaupp (1978). The present model is designed to reflect ground truth, with the long-term aims of modeling the SAR scattering of a typical urban scene for comparison with its SAR image or from the SAR scattering to determine the properties of the urban scene.…”

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Imaging with Electrons, X-rays, and Microwaves

Burge

2015

Advances in Imaging and Electron Physics

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Imaging with Electrons, X-rays, and Microwaves

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2015

Advances in Imaging and Electron Physics

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“…It is thus essential to carry out a proper SAR simulation before the actual implementation of the hardware system. Great efforts have been carried out by many institutions in the development of their own in-house SAR simulators for mission planning, terrain modeling, algorithm testing, and as a tool for understanding SAR process [7][8][9].…”

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The Masar Project: Design and Development

Koo¹,

Chan²,

Vetharatnam³

et al. 2005

PIER

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Abstract-In 2002, the MASAR (Malaysian Airborne SyntheticAperture Radar) project was initiated at Multimedia University (MMU), in collaboration with the Malaysian Centre for Remote Sensing (MACRES). The main objective of this project is to construct an instrument for earth resource monitoring in Malaysia. The proposed SAR system is a C-band, single polarization, linear FM radar. This paper outlines the major design issues and considerations for MASAR. In particular, the design and construction of the microwave system, microstrip antenna, and a high-speed data recording system are described. The SAR processing algorithm which incorporates motion compensation capability for high resolution image generation is also outlined.

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“…Monostatic synthetic aperture radar (Mon-SAR) has been an effective tool for remote sensing for a long time. Many theories and detail models were developed for Mon-SAR simulation [1][2][3]. Since Bis-SAR can offer extra information of ocean which is not available from the Mon-SAR because of the different geometry; people pay much more interests on the Bis-SAR application research [4][5][6].…”

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Bistatic Synthetic Aperture Radar imagery simulation of sea surface

Zhao

Zhang

Chen

et al. 2010

2010 International Conference on Microwave and Millimeter Wave Technology

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A bistatic Synthetic Aperture Radar (Bis-SAR) imagery simulation of an extended sea surface is presented which is based on a facet scattering model. A semi-deterministic approach is developed to calculate high frequency bistatic raw data from the model of large sea surface. An effective method of modified nonlinear chirp scaling (NLCS) algorithm is presented to handle a general case of bistatic raw data and generate the simulation imagery of sea surface. This algorithm solves the inefficient problem for some time-domain algorithms and extends the limited number of bistatic cases to general for some frequency-domain methods. The concrete models and imagery results are illustrated.

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Radar Image Simulation

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Imaging with Electrons, X-rays, and Microwaves

Imaging with Electrons, X-rays, and Microwaves

The Masar Project: Design and Development

Bistatic Synthetic Aperture Radar imagery simulation of sea surface

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