Multiaspect synthetic aperture radar (SAR) can obtain the response of the target to the radar illumination in the angle dimension. The radar cross section data referring to scattering behavior can be obtained by multiaspect SAR. The anisotropy characteristics of the man-made target in the imaging scene can reflect its scattering changing behavior. Meanwhile, the amplitude characteristics of man-made target in some observing angles is target's another scattering property. Based on man-made target's anisotropy characteristics and amplitude characteristics, a dual-channel model (DCM) based on distribution and membership for man-made target extraction is generated in this article. The model considers man-made target's data changing in different observing aspects and strong points in specific aspects. First, the preprocessing of multiaspect data using low-rank matrix decomposition is discussed. Then, the parameters of SAR amplitude images’ distribution function are calculated by using expectation maximization method. Third, one channel is fuzzy C-means (FCM) method combining spatial neighborhood information for amplitude characteristics extraction. Another channel is statistical distribution model for anisotropy characteristics extraction. Finally, The calculated membership degree (MD) and statistical probability describe the man-made target and natural target. C-band circular SAR data is used to validate our method. The result of our DCM is compared with the result of only using a single channel model. The man-made targets are extracted better using the DCM.

The multi-aspect SAR observation can obtain the backscattering information of the illuminated scene target. There are targets with different structures in the scene, and their backscattering responses are also different. Using backscattering amplitude information to analyze the differences between targets is a conventional method. For point target types, one-dimensional backscattering curves can be used to analyze scattering characteristics, but it is difficult to analyze the overall structure of the target. Therefore, it is necessary to perform statistical analysis on the backscattering information combinating with the multi-aspect target area, and establish parameters to model the target area. In this paper, the algorithm uses the G${}^0$ distribution based on expectation maximization (EM) to fit the target area of the SAR scene. For different target types in the scene, the $\beta$ and $\sigma$ parameters obtained by the model combined with the backscattering amplitude information are used to perform the target. The results show that full-target in multi-aspect SAR image can be differentiated by two parameters. The scattering of partial-target slices can be characterized using two parameters (amplitude difference from surrounding points, scattering energy). The parametric model quantitatively characterizes the scattering feature of the target level, and the parameters changing corresponds to the change of the target image feature. C-band circular SAR data is used to validate our method. The experimental results give the parameter representation with sampling window based on the analysis of the target scattering, and give parameter estimates to characterize the partial target scattering.