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Compressed Sensing for spherical near- to far-field transformation (CoSSTra)

Subject Area Electronic Semiconductors, Components and Circuits, Integrated Systems, Sensor Technology, Theoretical Electrical Engineering
Term from 2016 to 2024
Project identifier Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - Project number 314196459
 
Final Report Year 2020

Final Report Abstract

The contributions of this project are given as the theoretical perspective of the application of CS techniques to SNF and some practical implementations. The construction of a sensing matrix from spherical harmonics and Wigner D-functions is a core of this project. First of all, considering random sampling to construct a matrix can be proven to satisfy the RIP condition. Second of all, from an application perspective, a class of equiangular type sampling patterns is proven analytically and numerically inappropriate for CS application. Furthermore, a sampling strategy to construct a low coherence sensing matrix from spherical harmonics and Wigner D-functions has been proposed. It is numerically shown that these sampling patterns deliver a better recovery performance than other well-known sampling patterns. Surprisingly, this sampling pattern also outperforms random sampling schemes in terms of SMCs reconstruction and far-field radiation pattern. It has been verified that the proposed sampling pattern can be implemented in real measurements. Additionally, it is shown that the measurement time can be significantly reduced. Furthermore, by application of the technique known as pointwise probe correction, the derived theory can be extended to other arbitrary geometries. This enables, e.g., the application of the proposed sampling to the acquisition with systems optimized for geometries other than spherical, such as the cylindrical one. However, compressed measurements suffer from additional problems due to the lack of redundancy of the measurements. Most additional effects can be modelled as contributing to BM. The effect of aliasing is especially heightened and critical for environmental reflections occurring outside of the measurement sphere, which forces measuring in a shielded environment for adequate performance. For future direction related to the SNF, it is possible to extend the result to the phaseless measurements problem. It is discussed numerically, that the reduction in the number of measurements compared to the classical method is feasible. A lot of open questions related to this problem remain, such as the condition of the sensing matrix, the number of measurements to have recovery guarantee, as well as sampling strategies to construct the sensing matrices. Therefore, the authors deem further research based on the results of this project and in the direction of phaseless SNF as promising.

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