Abstract
High-resolution three-dimensional (3-D) radar imaging of space targets in micromotion plays a significant role in space target recognition and space situation awareness; thus, it has attracted extensive attention in recent years. Because of the fast rotation, some scattering centers are occluded by others, i.e., the scattering centers cannot be continuously illuminated by radar in the imaging interval, and their radar echoes are discontinuous. In this paper, a nonparametric 3-D imaging method based on scattering center trajectory association is proposed. It deals with target occlusion using the Riemannian manifold optimization and obtains focused imaging of targets in complex micromotion. The effectiveness of the proposed method is validated using simulated data.
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