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This study introduces a modified 3D imaging algorithm for arc array synthetic aperture radar (AA-SAR) using keystone transformation. The novel approach enhances imaging accuracy and spatial resolution for omnidirectional observation systems.

Keywords:

arc array first-order term approximation method forward motion of the carrier platform improved keystone-based processing spatial resolution synthetic aperture radar (SAR)

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Area of Science:

Radar Systems Engineering
Signal Processing
Electromagnetics

Background:

Arc array synthetic aperture radar (AA-SAR) offers omnidirectional observation capabilities.
Accurate 3D imaging is crucial for advanced radar applications.
Existing 2D imaging methods require enhancement for 3D target reconstruction.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a modified 3D imaging algorithm for AA-SAR systems.
To improve the accuracy of 3D target imaging by addressing angular and range-time coupling.
To analyze and verify the spatial resolution of the AA-SAR system in a forward-looking state.

Main Methods:

Integration of a keystone algorithm with AA-SAR 2D imaging.
Development of a modified 3D imaging algorithm based on keystone transformation.
Analysis of target azimuth angle and platform motion effects.
Application of keystone-based processing in the range frequency domain to eliminate coupling terms.
Along-track pulse compression for focused image generation.

Main Results:

Successful two-dimensional focusing in the slant range-azimuth direction.
Effective elimination of coupling between array angle and slant-range time.
Generation of focused 3D target images.
Detailed analysis of spatial resolution in the forward-looking state.
Validation of the algorithm's effectiveness through simulations.

Conclusions:

The modified 3D imaging algorithm enhances AA-SAR imaging performance.
The keystone transformation effectively addresses coupling issues in AA-SAR data.
The proposed method achieves accurate 3D imaging and improves spatial resolution.