A Real-Time Subaperture Preprocessing for Multireceiver Wide-Beam SAS Imaging

Jiafeng Zhang;Guangli Cheng;Jinsong Tang;Haoran Wu
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The multireceiver synthetic aperture sonar (SAS) data are usually converted to equivalent monostatic data through the displaced phase center approximation (DPCA) before the monostatic imaging. However, the DPCA error is azimuth-variant in the wide-beam case, resulting in the traditional algorithms compensating for the DPCA error in the extended Doppler domain of each receiver, which obviously increases the computational complexity. To solve the problem, this letter analyzes the space-variant characteristics of the DPCA error and discovers that the DPCA error exhibits significant receiver-variant and weak azimuth-variant characteristics. Based on this, a subaperture preprocessing is proposed to reduce computational complexity without sacrificing imaging accuracy. The proposed algorithm compensates for the DPCA error uniformly within the subaperture using the DPCA error at the center of the subaperture and then superposes all subapertures coherently to obtain equivalent monostatic data. The weak azimuth-variant characteristic ensures that the subapertures are very sparse, Additionally, the algorithm allows data recording and preprocessing to be synchronized, significantly reducing the imaging waiting time further. The simulated data and actual data experiments verify the effectiveness of the proposed algorithm.
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