Efficient Online Sparse Target Reconstruction for Stochastic Radiation Radar Based on Progressive Staring Sparse Pruning Approach

Stochastic radiation radar (SRR) utilizes stochastic electromagnetic wave signals to form a radiation field randomly distributed in space, offering advantages such as non-reliance on motion for high resolution imaging. However, existing SRRs typically acquire batched data through long-duration staring observations of the target, followed by target reconstruction to obtain high-resolution imaging results, leading to low imaging efficiency. Depending on the data acquisition mode of the stochastic radiation radar, this paper proposes a Progressive Staring Sparse Pruning (PSSP) Approach. On the one hand, a staring sparse pruning framework is proposed to construct an active set of target grids, which utilizes the structural feasibility gate and incremental significance characteristic of the closed-form solution. On the other hand, an adaptive progressive termination criterion is established to reduce computational complexity, which adopts an adaptive relative-coefficient criterion and a progressive active-set-size criterion to avoid focusing only on a few repeatedly active grids and to reduce unnecessary echo-sample processing. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed method fully exploits the advantages of stochastic radiation radar staring observation, substantially improving computational efficiency while guaranteeing imaging performance.

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Remote Sensing
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2026-07-23
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https://doi.org/10.3390/rs18152438
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Advanced SAR Imaging Techniques
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Abstract

Stochastic radiation radar (SRR) utilizes stochastic electromagnetic wave signals to form a radiation field randomly distributed in space, offering advantages such as non-reliance on motion for high resolution imaging. However, existing SRRs typically acquire batched data through long-duration staring observations of the target, followed by target reconstruction to obtain high-resolution imaging results, leading to low imaging efficiency. Depending on the data acquisition mode of the stochastic radiation radar, this paper proposes a Progressive Staring Sparse Pruning (PSSP) Approach. On the one hand, a staring sparse pruning framework is proposed to construct an active set of target grids, which utilizes the structural feasibility gate and incremental significance characteristic of the closed-form solution. On the other hand, an adaptive progressive termination criterion is established to reduce computational complexity, which adopts an adaptive relative-coefficient criterion and a progressive active-set-size criterion to avoid focusing only on a few repeatedly active grids and to reduce unnecessary echo-sample processing. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed method fully exploits the advantages of stochastic radiation radar staring observation, substantially improving computational efficiency while guaranteeing imaging performance.

Remote SensingVol. 18(15)
University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China, Natural Science Foundation of Sichuan Province, Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities
Affordable and clean energy
Openalex Percentile: Top 5%
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