For high-squint synthetic aperture radar (SAR) with curved trajectory, the traditional hyperbolic range model (HRM) is inaccurate, and the variation of velocity caused by constant acceleration in azimuth dimension cannot be ignored. Thus, the traditional omega-K imaging algorithms based on HRM are no longer available. For this problem, this letter proposes an improved range model, which can precisely take account for the curved trajectory. Then, a modified omega-K algorithm based on this new range model is proposed for high-squint SAR imaging. Simulation results validate the effectiveness of the improved range model and imaging algorithm.
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