In this paper a methodology for the reconstruction of height profile of earth surface starting from layover affected Synthetic Apertuire Radar data is presented. The proposed approach is based on classical statistical estimation techniques, in particular using Maximum Likelihood Estimator, together with a Gaussian model for the point target response. Multi-channel configuration has been exploited in order to solve the solution ambiguity and to increase the reconstruction accuracy. The performances of the proposed estimator have been evaluated in comparison with the Cramer Rao Lower Bounds for the considered model, showing the effectiveness of the method. The height reconstruction procedure has been tested on a simulated realistic scenario, providing interesting and promising results

Joint SAR imaging and DEM reconstruction from multichannel layover-affected SAR data

BASELICE, FABIO;BUDILLON, Alessandra;FERRAIOLI, GIAMPAOLO;PASCAZIO, Vito
2009-01-01

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In this paper a methodology for the reconstruction of height profile of earth surface starting from layover affected Synthetic Apertuire Radar data is presented. The proposed approach is based on classical statistical estimation techniques, in particular using Maximum Likelihood Estimator, together with a Gaussian model for the point target response. Multi-channel configuration has been exploited in order to solve the solution ambiguity and to increase the reconstruction accuracy. The performances of the proposed estimator have been evaluated in comparison with the Cramer Rao Lower Bounds for the considered model, showing the effectiveness of the method. The height reconstruction procedure has been tested on a simulated realistic scenario, providing interesting and promising results
2009
978-1-4244-3394-0
978-1-4244-3394-0
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