Publication Date:
2011
abstract:
The problem of detecting and localizing 2-D thin scatterers (i.e., elongated scatterers whose cross sections are small in terms of the probing wavelength) from scattered field measurements is considered. To this end, a linear model that neglects mutual scattering and is based on a distributional representation of the unknown is established. An improved imaging technique based on a minimization algorithm, which takes advantage of the inherent sparseness of the considered ground-penetrating radar scenario, is presented and compared to a classical migration algorithm. The comparison is achieved for both synthetically generated and experimental data collected in realistic conditions under a multimonostatic/multifrequency configuration. © 2006 IEEE.
Iris type:
01.01 Articolo in rivista
Keywords:
Experiments in realistic conditions; ground-penetrating radar (GPR); intrawall imaging; inverse scattering
List of contributors:
Bavusi, Massimo; Loperte, Antonio; Soldovieri, Francesco
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