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Using ground penetration radar for geological applications, fine resolution of near-surface structures is necessary. Stepped-frequency radar technology offers ...
STEPPED-FREQUENCY RADAR SYSTEM IN GATING MODE: AN EXPERIMENT AS A NEW HELICOPTER-. BORNE GPR SYSTEM FOR GEOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS. Dieter Eisenburger 1, Yvonne ...
Stepped-frequency radar technology offers an attractive alternative to the classical pulse radar systems with opera-tional advantages for airborne ...
A GPR system installed in a helicopter is an effective method to survey large areas with high data density. Large areas, even in inaccessible regions, may be ...
The paper will describe the development of the stepped frequency radar and the application specific antennas. The first application results of this new GPR will ...
Apr 25, 2024 · Stepped-Frequency Radar System in Gating Mode: An Experiment as a New Helicopter-Borne GPR System for Geological Applications. IGARSS (1) ...
Nov 1, 1984 · The step‐frequency radar was successfully demonstrated for the detection and identification of various targets buried in sand, ...
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What is stepped frequency radar signal processing?
However, since the stepped-frequency continuous-wave (SFCW) radar works in frequency domain, its working principle is more complex compared to that of e.g. a time-domain based pulsed radar where the desired signal containing the target's reflection peaks is yielded directly by recording the echo of the transmitted ...
How does ground based radar work?
In short, GPR works by sending a radio signal into a structure and reading the “bounce.” The radio wave bounces off any material it encounters and creates a reading that displays those bounces as hyperbolas. An experienced GPR technician interprets this reading to determine the type of material located.
What is the ground penetrating radar procedure?
A GPR transmitter emits pulses of electromagnetic energy into the subsurface. Changes in the sub-surface are detected based on differences in permittivities. When a change in the sub-surface is encountered, some of the electromagnetic energy is reflected back to the surface.
Eisenburger et al. Stepped-frequency radar system in gating mode: an experiment as a new helicopter-borne GPR system for geological applications. IEEE ...
Stepped frequency radar technology offers an attractive alternative to the classical pulse radar systems. A helicopter-borne GPR system for measuring ice ...
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This thesis presents a theoretical analysis and applied evaluation of the stepped- frequency radar technique and shows that significant performance benefits can ...