The effect of ionospheric scintillation on phase gradient autofocus processing of synthetic aperture radar
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Depending on the transmission frequency and signal bandwidth, space based synthetic aperture radar (SAR) may be impacted by disturbances caused by small-scale structured ionization. This paper considers the effects of scintillation (variations in amplitude and phase) on a narrow band SAR that utilizes the phase-gradient autofocus (PGA) method that attempts to compensate for the effects of phase errors across the synthetic aperture.
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