Synthetic-aperture radar processing using fast factorized back-projection

By L. Ulander, H. Hellsten, G. Stenstrom. 2003

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Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Ocean Engineering

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/88522226e881ac5eff6122a1d8d187800e38bfbf

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• Advanced Microwave Imaging (2012, background): “There are also concepts for multilevel based reconstructions [35], [36], which were adapted from the field of numerical electromagnetics [37].”
• Airborne SAR-Efficient Signal Processing for Very High Resolution (2013, background): “As a fairly good compromise, CSA is widely used today, especially for spaceborne SAR, but for the higher resolution, high relative bandwidth, and/or wide integration angle SAR imaging, one requires FBPA [11], BPA on supercomputers/clusters [8], or !-k approaches.”
• THz Active Imaging Systems With Real-Time Capabilities (2011, background): “Fast back-projection algorithms exist [32]–[34], including near-field scenarios, with improvements in speed by a factor of 100 compared with direct back-projection in 2-D [33], [34].”