Research Article
Analysis of Moving Object Imaging from Compressively Sensed SAR Data in the Presence of Dictionary Mismatch
Table 1
Comparison of existing references.
| References | SAR moving target | Prior | Dictionary mismatch | Remarks |
| [6] | No | GBP | Yes | Superior performance of GBP over LP is shown by simulations | [13, 14] | No | LP | No | Apply CS for through-the-wall imaging | [15] | No | LP | Yes | Apply CS for through-the-wall imaging. Performance degradation due to pixel mismatch and wave propagation velocity shown by simulations | [16ā18] | No | LP | No | Apply CS for tomographic SAR imaging | [19] | No | LP | No | Apply CS for focusing of static scenes | [7] | No | GBP | Yes | Fast implementation of GBP reconstruction shows superior performance by simulations | [21] | No | LP | No | Suggest clutter cancelation to enhance sparsity of a scene containing moving targets | [22] | Yes | LP | No | Apply CS for motion estimation | [23] | Yes | LP | Yes | Apply CS for motion estimation, performance degradation due to range velocity mismatch shown by simulations | [24] | Yes | LP | No | Apply distributed CS for motion estimation | [25] | Yes | LP | Yes | Apply CS for motion estimation; simulations show no performance degradation due to velocity mismatch | [26, 27] | No | LP | Yes | Performance degradation due to dictionary mismatch shown by simulations and theory |
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