journal article·2012-03

Ultrabroad-band tomography of remote objects

V. P. Yakubov, S. E. Shipilov, D. Ya. Sukhanov, A. K. Razinkevich

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Abstract

A method for restoring the images of remote objects with the system’s instrument function in ultrabroad-band (UBB) pulse sounding is considered. The system is a synthetic-aperture radar combined with a parabolic reflector. The aperture was synthesized via UBB scanning with a transceiver over the near-focus plane of a parabolic rereflector. Such a scheme allows the boundary of the maximum offset of a sounded object to be displaced at a distance equal to 2–3 diameters of the parabolic reflector. An additional advantage of the system that contains a parabolic reflector (rereflector) consists in the possibility of focusing radiation to a specified remote spatial region. In support of the validity of this method, we represent the results of numerical and physical modeling.
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OpenAlex topics: Microwave Imaging and Scattering Analysis · Geophysical Methods and Applications · Flow Measurement and Analysis

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1. Yakubov, V.P., Sklarczyk, K.G., Pinchuk, R.V., Sukhanov, D.Ya., et al., Radio-Wave Tomography of Hidden Objects for Safety Systems, Rus. Phys. J., 2008, vol. 51, no. 10, pp. 1064–1082.10.1007/s11182-009-9148-0 ↗