Abstract
This paper considers the use of spatio-temporal adaptive processing (STAP) in OTHR and SAR applications to remove nonstationary multipath interference, known as clutter. Since the spatio-temporal properties of hot clutter cannot be assumed constant over the coherent processing interval, conventional adaptive routines fail to provide effective hot clutter mitigation without degrading sub-clutter visibility for backscattered radar signals. The approach presented incorporates multiple stochastic constraints, previously investigated for spatial-only adaptive processing, to achieve effective elimination of hot clutter with distortionless coherent processing for backscattered radar signals.
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