The purpose of the paper is to estimate the Azimuth Antenna Pattern by using Persistent Point Scatterers (PPS) selected in a stack of interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar images. Wide angle antenna pattern is estimated from targets spectra by means of a Maximum Likelihood formulation. PPS are considered a restricted subset of the Persistent Scatterers, for which the point-shape feature is further required. A model for PPS is provided and experimentally validated; antenna estimation results are presented for both simulated and real X-band Cosmo Skymed data.
«Experimental assessment of the PS-cal technique over COSMO-SKYMED high resolution SAR data
MONTI-GUARNIERI, ANDREA VIRGILIO;TEBALDINI, STEFANO;GIUDICI, DAVIDE;D'ARIA, DAVIDE;
2012-01-01
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The purpose of the paper is to estimate the Azimuth Antenna Pattern by using Persistent Point Scatterers (PPS) selected in a stack of interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar images. Wide angle antenna pattern is estimated from targets spectra by means of a Maximum Likelihood formulation. PPS are considered a restricted subset of the Persistent Scatterers, for which the point-shape feature is further required. A model for PPS is provided and experimentally validated; antenna estimation results are presented for both simulated and real X-band Cosmo Skymed data.File in questo prodotto:
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