Synthetic Aperture Imaging of Direction and Frequency Dependent Reflectivities
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Abstract
We introduce a synthetic aperture imaging framework that takes into consideration directional dependence of the reflectivity that is to be imaged, as well as its frequency dependence. We use an $\ell_1$ minimization approach that is coordinated with data segmentation so as to fuse information from multiple sub-apertures and frequency sub-bands. We analyze this approach from first principles and assess its performance with numerical simulations in an X-band radar regime.
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