Abstract

This paper presents an algorithm to enhance the range-Doppler imaging performance for noise radar. Traditional matched filtering based method suffers from high range and Doppler sidelobes, which makes the weak targets overwhelmed by the sidelobes of strong targets or clutters in the range-Doppler map. Sparse recovery based methods have been widely used to suppress such sidelobes, but most of them assume a repetitive transmit waveform, which cannot be applied to noise radar applications. In this letter, the range-Doppler imaging problem for noise radar is formulated as a sparse recovery model and solved by a 2D generalized smoothed-l0 algorithm. The proposed method can deal with the random waveforms varying among different pulses in noise radar. The robustness of the proposed method in strong noise and clutters is validated by simulation results.

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