УДК 621.396
Восстановление радиоизображения, искажённого
спектрально-локальными помехами и аппаратной функцией с неизвестными боковыми
лепестками
А.
В. Кокошкин, В. А. Коротков, К. В. Коротков, Е. П. Новичихин
Институт
радиотехники и электроники им. В.А. Котельникова РАН, Фрязинский филиал
Статья
поступила в редакцию 13 июля 2016 г.
Аннотация. В работе показано, что
метод перенормировки с ограничением, в отличие от фильтра Винера, успешно
борется со спектрально-локальными помехами и значительно увеличивает качество
восстановления изображений, искажённых аппаратной функцией с неизвестными
боковыми лепестками.
Ключевые слова: аппаратная
функция, неизвестные боковые лепестки, восстановление изображений.
Abstract. In the radio-wave systems there are often situations
when the knowledge of the exact shape of the instrumental function (IF)
is impossible. This is especially true for the side lobes (SL) of IF. The following
objective factors can be the reason of this situation:
1) design features of antenna systems which do not allow to carry out a
sufficiently accurate three-dimensional measurement of the radiation pattern;
2) natural turbulence of the atmosphere, clouds and hydrometeors,
causing multipath of the radio wave propagation.
The absence of the necessary information about the side lobes can lead
to significant errors when restoring the image distorted by the IF
(Instrumental function).
In this work we examine the effect of SL AF as the local spectral
interference (LPS). It is shown that the renormalization method with
restriction, unlike the Wiener filter, successfully fights with the local
spectral interference, and significantly increases the quality of image
restoration, distorted by the instrumental function with unknown side lobes.
The following conclusions can be drawn from this study:
1. Using the universal reference spectrum (URS) as a sample of the
amplitude spectrum of the undistorted image can effectively filter out the
spectral - local interference (SLI).
2. Using the method of renormalization limited (MRL) significantly
increases the quality of image restoration, distorted by IF with unknown side
lobes (SL).
3. Combined image distortion (IF with unknown SL and SLI) is not
an obstacle to the restoration of the image using the MRL.
4. The increase in the amplitude of the SL does not always reduce the
quality of image reconstruction using MRL (as opposed to the method of Wiener
and methods used in [6-8]).
5. In contrast to other methods , MRL works with obviously more
difficult conditions, when the SL energy may exceed the energy of the ML (main
lobe) in several times.
Key words: apparatus function, unknown side lobes,
image restoration.