Electromagnetic inverse scattering of a conducting cylinder buried in a lossy half-space
Abstract
The Newton-Kantorovitch algorithm is used to reconstruct the shape of a perfectly conducting cylinder buried in a lossy half-space from the measurement of scattered field along the interface. A typical example of the lossy half-space is the lossy underground with finite soil conductivity. After a brief description of the theoretical formulation, we concentrate on examining the effect of burying depth, soil conductivity and additive random noise on the quality of shape reconstruction. Numerical simulations show that the attenuation due to finite soil conductivity will deteriorate the image quality.
- Publication:
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IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation
- Pub Date:
- December 1992
- DOI:
- 10.1109/8.204747
- Bibcode:
- 1992ITAP...40.1562C
- Keywords:
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- Electric Conductors;
- Electromagnetic Scattering;
- Half Spaces;
- Inverse Scattering;
- Signature Analysis;
- Computerized Simulation;
- Electrical Resistivity;
- Image Processing;
- Soils;
- Transmission Loss;
- Communications and Radar