At high frequencies, complex scatterers can be approximately modeled as agroup of single scattering centers with constant delay and slowly varyingamplitude, i.e. a set of complex exponentials buried in noise. Theeigenanalysis algorithms are well known for their capability to better resolvecomplex exponentials as compared to the classical spectral analysis methods.These methods exploit the statistical properties of those signals to estimatetheir frequencies. Here, two main approaches to extend the statisticalanalysis for the case of data collected at two different subbands arepresented. One method relies on the use of the band gap information (andtherefore, coherent data collection is needed) and achieves an increasedresolution capability compared with the single-band case. On the other hand,the second approach does not use the band gap information and represents arobust way to process radar data collected with incoherent sensors. Combiningthe information obtained with these two approaches a robust estimator of thetarget locations with increased resolution can be built.