Sparse Representation and Compressive Sensing (CS) theory has gained an increasing interest during the last years in many application fields, including SAR tomography. The latter offers the possibility to perform a focusing, beyond the classical 2D (azimuth-range) domain, along other dimensions: f.i., elevation and velocity. The literature, however, lacks of an assessment of the improvement of CS over classical point cloud detection schemes based on the Generalized Likelihood Ratio test which, in the simplest form, use basic beamforming (matched filter) detection based schemes. This work aims to provide a contribution along this line.

GLRT detection and compressing sensing in SAR tomography: Application to imaging and monitoring of buildings

Fornaro, G.;Budillon, A.;Schirinzi, G.
2017-01-01

Abstract

Sparse Representation and Compressive Sensing (CS) theory has gained an increasing interest during the last years in many application fields, including SAR tomography. The latter offers the possibility to perform a focusing, beyond the classical 2D (azimuth-range) domain, along other dimensions: f.i., elevation and velocity. The literature, however, lacks of an assessment of the improvement of CS over classical point cloud detection schemes based on the Generalized Likelihood Ratio test which, in the simplest form, use basic beamforming (matched filter) detection based schemes. This work aims to provide a contribution along this line.
2017
9781509049516
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