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A piecewise parametric method based on polynomial phase model to compensate ionospheric phase contamination

This paper addresses a parametric method based on high-order ambiguity function (HAF) to solve the problem of phase contamination of HF skywave radar signals corrupted by the ionosphere. When signal-to-noise ratio and data sequence available satisfy the predefined conditions, the ionospheric phase contamination may be modeled by the polynomial phase signal. As a new parametric tool for analyzing polynomial phase signal, HAF is applied to estimate polynomial phase model parameters and reconstruct the disturbance signal. Using the estimated reconstructed signal, compensation can be performed before coherent integration and the original radar return spectrum can be restored. A piecewise scheme is proposed to track rapid variation of the phase contamination in HAF method, and it can remove the Doppler spread effect caused by the ionosphere nonstationarity. Simulation is used to demonstrate the efficiency of the proposed method.