An Efficient BP Algorithm Based on TSU-ICSI Combined with GPU Parallel Computing

Ziya Li,Xiaolan Qiu, Jun Yang,Dadi Meng,Lijia Huang, Shujie Song, Timo Balz

Remote Sensing(2023)

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Abstract
High resolution remains a primary goal in the advancement of synthetic aperture radar (SAR) technology. The backprojection (BP) algorithm, which does not introduce any approximation throughout the imaging process, is broadly applicable and effectively meets the demands for high-resolution imaging. Nonetheless, the BP algorithm necessitates substantial interpolation during point-by-point processing, and the precision and effectiveness of current interpolation methods limit the imaging performance of the BP algorithm. This paper proposes a TSU-ICSI (Time-shift Upsampling-Improved Cubic Spline Interpolation) interpolation method that integrates time-shift upsampling with improved cubic spline interpolation. This method is applied to the BP algorithm and presents an efficient implementation method in conjunction with the GPU architecture. TSU-ICSI not only maintains the accuracy of BP imaging processing but also significantly boosts performance. The effectiveness of the BP algorithm based on TSU-ICSI is confirmed through simulation experiments and by processing measured data collected from both airborne SAR and spaceborne SAR.
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synthetic aperture radar (SAR),backprojection algorithm (BPA),GPU parallel computing,improved cubic spline interpolation,upsampling
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