Abstract:To address the challenges of high false alarm rate and complex scenes in target recognition for synthetic aperture radar (SAR) images, a method for rapid target region screening and scene discrimination based on multi-feature fusion was proposed. The method adopted a combined strategy of sub-image segmentation, pixel-level clustering, and gray-level threshold discrimination,to achieve rapid screening of target regions based on homogeneous clutter elimination. Meanwhile,the method utilized the characteristics of large buildings in SAR images, such as dense strong scattering points, significant shadows, and regular geometric shapes, to achieve accurate identification of large buildings based on strong scattering point analysis. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed method can effectively eliminate false alarm scenes caused by artificial and natural speckle noise and clutter, significantly reduce the false alarm rate of target recognition, and achieve rapid search and screening of target regions under wide-area scanning imaging mode, thereby providing high-quality input data for subsequent target recognition.