Interference processing technology of airborne non-vertical dual-antenna InSAR system

The invention relates to an interference processing technology of an airborne non-vertical dual-antenna InSAR system. According to the invention, because airborne double antennas also make back-forth displacements besides left-right placements and up-down placements, a plurality of creative algorithms are provided by taken the above-mentioned situations into consideration, so that problems that precise data and inversion of elevation of the InSAR system can be solved. More particularly, the interference processing technology comprises the following parts that: (1), a local refined registration algorithm is provided, so that a problem that a registration accuracy of main and auxiliary images is difficult to reach a sub pixel level of refined registration can be solved, wherein the problem is caused by pre-and post-arrangements of the antennas; besides, noise is substantially reduced and thus quality of an interference pattern is improved; (2), a plat-earth phase and baseline distance algorithm, wherein the plat-earth phase and baseline distance algorithm are estimated on the basis of inertial navigation data and a main/auxiliary antenna three-dimensional dynamic imaging model, so that a problem that the plat-earth phase is difficult to be eliminated is solved and residual errors of the interferometric phase can be reduced, wherein the problem is caused by an attitude change of a carrier aircraft; (3), an elevation calibration model, which taking a residual phase and a baseline error into consideration, is established; and elevation calibration is completed on the basis of ground control points. According to the invention, airborne non-vertical dual-antenna InSAR system is utilized and a terrain mapping demand is met.