Range Migration Correction
Range Migration Correction is a signal processing technique in radar systems that compensates for the across-range-cell migration of target echoes caused by the relative motion between the radar and targets during coherent processing intervals, thereby preserving resolution and focus in high-resolution synthetic aperture radar imaging.
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Precision SAR processing using chirp scaling
R. K. Raney, Hartmut Runge, Richard Bamler et al. · IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing · 1994 · 951 citations
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