Experimental validation of the horizontal resolution improvement by ultra-wideband metasurfaces for GPR systems

Zheng, Wuan; Hao, Tong; Li, Xiaojing; Luo, Wenhao

doi:10.1016/j.ndteint.2024.103179

NDT & E International

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.ndteint.2024.103179

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Experimental validation of the horizontal resolution improvement by ultra-wideband metasurfaces for GPR systems

Wuan Zheng,

Tong Hao,

Xiaojing Li

et al.

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The availability of multichannel ground-penetrating radar systems capable of gathering multiview, multistatic, multifrequency data provides novel chances to improve subsurface imaging results. However, customized data processing techniques and smart choices of the measurement setup are needed to find a trade-off between image quality and acquisition time. In this paper, we adopt a Born Approximation-based full 3D approach, which can manage multiview-multistatic, multifrequency data and faces the imaging as a linear inverse scattering problem. The inverse problem is solved by exploiting the truncated singular value decomposition as a regularization scheme. The paper presents a theoretical study aimed at assessing how the reconstruction capabilities of the imaging approach depend on the adopted measurement configuration. In detail, the performance achievable in the standard case of multimonostatic, multifrequency data is compared with that provided by a multiview-multistatic, multifrequency configuration, where the data are gathered by considering a progressively increasing number of transmitting antennas. The comparison of the achievable imaging performance is carried out by exploiting the spectral content and the point spread function, which are general tools to foresee the achievable reconstruction capabilities. Reconstruction results related to a numerical experiment based on full-wave data are also provided.

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Experimental validation of the horizontal resolution improvement by ultra-wideband metasurfaces for GPR systems

Cited by 2 publications

References 44 publications

Automatic Dual-Polarized Ground Penetrating Radar for Enhanced 3-D Tree Roots System Architecture Reconstruction

Automatic Dual-Polarized Ground Penetrating Radar for Enhanced 3-D Tree Roots System Architecture Reconstruction

Multiview Multistatic vs. Multimonostatic Three-Dimensional Ground-Penetrating Radar Imaging: A Comparison

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