2004 IEEE Radar Conference

Innovative Radar Technologies - Expanding System Capabilities

 
 
 April 26-29, 2004 Wyndham Philadelphia at Franklin Plaza Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
 
 
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Student Paper 1.13
Drift inversion estimation of multipath ghosts in SAR image reconstruction

Danielle R. Obuchon - SAIC, David A. Garren - SAIC, J. Scott Goldstein - SAIC, Robert R. Greene - SAIC, Jan A. North - Lt. Col., USAF; SAF/ST

Tue, 27 April 2004, 9:30 AM - 10:20 AM


Abstract

Conventional SAR image formation includes the effects of only direct-scattering events. However, multipath events can be included in the measured phase history data. These multipath effects appear as "ghosts" in SAR images, thereby creating adverse image reconstructions. In order to separate the direct scatterers from the multipath scattering effects, an Image Reconstruction Algorithm for Multipath Scattering (IRAMS) is applied. This method incorporates a wavelet-like inversion estimate of the multipath ghosts.

Bio

Ms. Danielle R. Obuchon - SAIC

I am a 21 year-old senior Electrical Engineering student at George Mason University. I am currently President of the GMU IEEE Student Chapter and work part-time as an engineering anaylst at SAIC.

 
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