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Azimuth<br />

Ground<br />

Range<br />

Figule 3.10: Geouretly fol a sensol' ancl scatter cooldinate.<br />

with lespect to ¿, (thild step in Figure 3.9) after.rnatched filteling r.esults ir<br />

â, raùge compl'essed signal given as<br />

s(c,r;4): ó (' - ?oA,A)<br />

*p{-;fq',r¡}<br />

(3.4e)<br />

A key approxirnation used in conventional approaches is a quadratic approximation<br />

of ralge .R(2, ry) to be<br />

R(x'tfl : ,F+n'<br />

= ,t + (3.50)<br />

*. ptt<br />

Using this cluaclratic approxitration, the range cornpr.essed signal is then<br />

ap1>r'oxirnatecl to<br />

/ z ¡2\ ( .+n. ¿2 ì<br />

s(r,r;4) a 6 (¿ - ;, -;)*r, {-,}(r<br />

*<br />

il}<br />

(r 5r)<br />

Conventional apploaches pelform the lange migr.ation correctiol and the<br />

azimuth complession in the rarrge-Doppler domain based on Eq.(3.b1) (Wu<br />

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