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In this letter, a novel approach to compressive sensing (CS)-based synthetic aperture radar (SAR) focusing is presented based on an approximate version of an omega-K algorithm (AωA) without the Stolt interpolation. The optimal AωA operator (AωO) for SAR focusing, based on the CS framework, is formulated as a linear system that converts the received raw data into the SAR image. The entire process of the proposed method can be efficiently carried out using a rapid matrix-vector multiplication operations. The image reconstruction process is implemented two-dimensionally, covering simultaneously both the range and azimuth domains from a small number of the raw data. Several experimental results using both simulated and measured data show that proposed method is effective in creating SAR images from subsampled data.
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