Spatial Configuration Design for Multistatic Airborne SAR Based on Multiple Objective Particle Swarm Optimization
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Abstract
Multistatic airborne synthetic aperture radar (MuA-SAR) systems can achieve high-resolution imaging in a short time by fusing observation data from multiple radar platforms. However, its imaging quality relies on a rigorous design of the spatial configuration (SC) of each platform, mainly including the relative spatial separation and velocity. The rigorously designed SCs make it difficult to obtain in actual flight and weaken the flexibility advantage brought by the airborne platforms. Therefore, it is meaningful and necessary to explore a new SC design method to obtain relaxed SCs under the condition of ensuring imaging quality. In this paper, to relax the limitations of SC, an optimal design method for MuA-SAR SC is proposed. First, the relationship between the spatial configuration, wavenumber spectrum (WS) distribution, and imaging performance is established, and it visually reveals the configuration limitations. Second, an optimized search space of SC is defined by the peak to sidelobe ratio (PSLR) to relax the space to compromised configurations. Finally, the SC design problem is transformed into a constrained multiple objective optimization problem (CMOP) which is solved by the multiple objective particle swarm optimization (MOPSO) algorithm. The simulation results show that the proposed method can still obtain the optimized SC beyond the strictly restricted configuration space, which expands the SC limitations of the MuA-SAR system.
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