NASA NTRS · 20220000813
Residual Motion Estimation for Multi-Squint Airborne SAR
Abstract
Airborne SAR data are often challenging to analyze due tothe limited accuracy of the platform motion measurements.In interferometric scenarios, even small residual motion er-rors cause undesirable artifacts in the interferometric phaseand geometric registration of image pairs. Various calibrationtechniques have been developed, often exploiting spectral di-versity in some way. The UAVSAR L-band system has imple-mented a new operating mode where multiple images are ac-quired simultaneously at different azimuth squint angles, pro-viding enhanced opportunities for motion calibration. Thispaper describes this imaging mode and the residual motioncalibration technique developed for these special data sets.
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Hawkins, Brian, Michel, Thierry, Hensley, Scott. 2020-07-19. Residual Motion Estimation for Multi-Squint Airborne SAR. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20220000813
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