NASA NTRS · 20210008400
PURE: Scalable Phase Unwrapping with Spatial Redundant Arcs
Abstract
Phase unwrapping is a key problem in many coherent imaging systems, such as syntheticapertureradar(SAR)interferometry. Ageneralformulationforredundant integration of finite differences for phase unwrapping (Costantini et al., 2010) was shown to produce a more reliable solution by exploiting redundant differential estimates. However, this technique requires a commercial linear programming solver for large-scale problems. For a linear cost function, we propose a method based on Dual Decomposition that breaks the given problem defined over a nonplanar graph into tractable sub-problems over planar subgraphs. We also propose a decomposition technique that exploits the underlying graph structure for solving thesub-problemsefficientlyandguaranteesasymptoticconvergencetotheglobally optimal solution. The experimental results demonstrate that the proposed approach is comparable to the existing state-of-the-art methods in terms of the estimate with a better runtime and memory footprint.
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Lanka, Ravi. 2018-05-13. PURE: Scalable Phase Unwrapping with Spatial Redundant Arcs. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210008400
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