Through-wall radar has been very pertinent to a variety of civilian and military services because of its ability to detect and sense through the wall obstacles. However, to maintain the penetrating ability, most of the existing TWR systems work at L/S band with limited bandwidth and thus can only generate a very crude blob of the target, whose resolution is not easy-to-use for many practical applications. To address this issue, this paper proposes a novel high resolution TWR imaging system by deep learning-based data fusion and reasoning techniques. First, we devise an image-reasoning module by fusing TWR and optical images with generative adversarial networks. Then, in the online phase, the low-resolution TWR image is fed into the image-reasoning module for resolution improvement. Extensive simulations and experiments demonstrate that the proposed method can successfully reconstruct the outline of an object rather than just a blob, which greatly eases the end user to interpret and thus facilitating more applications.
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