An iterative multiscaling approach for solving the electromagnetic inverse scattering problem related to the imaging of shallow subsurface targets with the ground-penetrating radar (GPR) is proposed. The approach combines the zooming properties of the multiscaling technique with the reconstruction capabilities of an Inexact-Newton (IN) method developed in Lp spaces. It is based on multifrequency processing that allows one to face the ill-posedness of the inverse scattering problem by exploiting the regularization properties of a truncated Landweber (LW) method. Experimental data, extracted from radargrams obtained by the GPR in a real situation, are used for validation. The reconstruction results are also compared with those from competitive alternatives, such as a standard IN method or a state-of-the-art multifrequency Conjugate Gradient (CG)-based approach.
2-D TM GPR imaging through a multiscaling multifrequency approach in Lp spaces
Estatico, Claudio;Fedeli, Alessandro;Pastorino, Matteo;Randazzo, Andrea;
2021-01-01
Abstract
An iterative multiscaling approach for solving the electromagnetic inverse scattering problem related to the imaging of shallow subsurface targets with the ground-penetrating radar (GPR) is proposed. The approach combines the zooming properties of the multiscaling technique with the reconstruction capabilities of an Inexact-Newton (IN) method developed in Lp spaces. It is based on multifrequency processing that allows one to face the ill-posedness of the inverse scattering problem by exploiting the regularization properties of a truncated Landweber (LW) method. Experimental data, extracted from radargrams obtained by the GPR in a real situation, are used for validation. The reconstruction results are also compared with those from competitive alternatives, such as a standard IN method or a state-of-the-art multifrequency Conjugate Gradient (CG)-based approach.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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