A novel method is proposed for the supervised classification of multifrequency polarimetric synthetic aperture radar （PolSAR） images. The coherency matrices in P-, L-, and C-bands are mapped onto a 9×9 matrix ...A novel method is proposed for the supervised classification of multifrequency polarimetric synthetic aperture radar （PolSAR） images. The coherency matrices in P-, L-, and C-bands are mapped onto a 9×9 matrix Ω based on the eigenvalue decomposition of the coherency matrix of each band. A boxcar filter is then performed on the matrix Ω. The filtered data are put into a complex Wishart classifier. Finally, the effectiveness of the proposed method is demonstrated with JPL/AIRSAR multifrequency PolSAR data acquired over the Flevoland area.展开更多
Multifrequency polarimetric SAR imagery provides a very convenient approach for signal processing and acquisition of radar image. However, the amount of information is scattered in several images, and redundancies exi...Multifrequency polarimetric SAR imagery provides a very convenient approach for signal processing and acquisition of radar image. However, the amount of information is scattered in several images, and redundancies exist between different bands and polarizations. Similar to signal-polarimetric SAR image, multifrequency polarimetric SAR image is corrupted with speckle noise at the same time. A method of information compression and speckle reduction for multifrequency polarimetric SAR imagery is presented based on kernel principal component analysis （KPCA）. KPCA is a nonlinear generalization of the linear principal component analysis using the kernel trick. The NASA/JPL polarimetric SAR imagery of P, L, and C bands quadpolarizations is used for illustration. The experimental results show that KPCA has better capability in information compression and speckle reduction as compared with linear PCA.展开更多
基金supported in part by the National Natural Science Fundation of China(4117131761132008+1 种基金61490693)Aeronautical Science Foundation of China(20132058003)
文摘A novel method is proposed for the supervised classification of multifrequency polarimetric synthetic aperture radar （PolSAR） images. The coherency matrices in P-, L-, and C-bands are mapped onto a 9×9 matrix Ω based on the eigenvalue decomposition of the coherency matrix of each band. A boxcar filter is then performed on the matrix Ω. The filtered data are put into a complex Wishart classifier. Finally, the effectiveness of the proposed method is demonstrated with JPL/AIRSAR multifrequency PolSAR data acquired over the Flevoland area.
基金the Specialized Research Found for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education (20070699013)the Natural Science Foundation of Shaanxi Province (2006F05)the Aeronautical Science Foundation (05I53076).
文摘Multifrequency polarimetric SAR imagery provides a very convenient approach for signal processing and acquisition of radar image. However, the amount of information is scattered in several images, and redundancies exist between different bands and polarizations. Similar to signal-polarimetric SAR image, multifrequency polarimetric SAR image is corrupted with speckle noise at the same time. A method of information compression and speckle reduction for multifrequency polarimetric SAR imagery is presented based on kernel principal component analysis （KPCA）. KPCA is a nonlinear generalization of the linear principal component analysis using the kernel trick. The NASA/JPL polarimetric SAR imagery of P, L, and C bands quadpolarizations is used for illustration. The experimental results show that KPCA has better capability in information compression and speckle reduction as compared with linear PCA.
