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High Resolution Turntable Radar Imaging via Two Dimensional Deconvolution with Matrix Completion.

Xinfei Lu¹, Jie Xia², Zhiping Yin³

¹Key Laboratory of Electromagnetic Space Information, Chinese Academy of Sciences, University of Science and Technology of China, Hefei 230027, China. lxfei@mail.ustc.edu.cn.

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|March 12, 2017

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This study introduces a novel 2D deconvolution algorithm for turntable radar imaging, enhancing resolution by addressing cross-range sampling limitations. The new method improves matrix completion for undersampled data, enabling better radar imaging with fewer samples.

Keywords:

deconvolution matrix completion radar imaging undersampled data

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Area of Science:

* Electrical Engineering
* Signal Processing
* Radar Systems

Background:

* Radar imaging resolution is constrained by range bandwidth and synthetic aperture length.
* High azimuth resolution demands extensive sampling, requiring numerous channels or long observation times.
* Existing compressive sensing (CS) methods face challenges in measurement matrix design and practical robustness.

Purpose of the Study:

* To propose a novel 2D deconvolution algorithm for turntable radar to enhance imaging resolution.
* To introduce an improved matrix completion (MC) algorithm for reducing cross-range samples with undersampled data.
* To present a new echo matrix reconstruction method for scenarios with missing cross-range data.

Main Methods:

* Developed a 2D deconvolution algorithm based on the 2D convolution model of the echo after matched filtering (MF).
* Introduced a new MC algorithm utilizing a hyperbolic tangent constraint for improved performance with undersampled data.
* Proposed a novel echo matrix reconstruction technique for partial cross-range observations, enhancing low-rank properties.

Main Results:

* The proposed 2D deconvolution algorithm effectively improves radar imaging resolution.
* The new MC algorithm demonstrates enhanced performance with undersampled data, reducing cross-range samples.
* The echo matrix reconstruction method offers a more efficient approach to handling missing data.

Conclusions:

* The novel 2D deconvolution and MC algorithms significantly enhance turntable radar imaging resolution and data acquisition efficiency.
* The proposed methods provide a robust solution for practical radar imaging applications with limited data.
* Numerical simulations and experimental results validate the effectiveness of the presented techniques.